10 Upcoming Supercars and Sports Cars to Look Forward To

These are some of the most thrilling performance vehicles anticipated in the coming years.

Are you in the market for a powerful vehicle? Are you a frequent track enthusiast seeking something novel? If so, you're in luck. Over the next few years, we'll witness the introduction of numerous new supercars and sports cars from renowned brands such as Aston Martin, BMW, Ferrari, and even Tesla.

These vehicles will boast impressive power, with over 1,000 horsepower and top speeds exceeding 200 miles per hour, potentially even reaching 300 miles per hour. They will feature sleek, stylish designs and be packed with advanced technology. Additionally, a few of these high-performance vehicles will be relatively affordable.

With that in mind, we've put together a list of the 30 most-anticipated high-performance cars hitting the market in the next few years. Which ones are you most excited for?

Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio EV

Release Date: 2026

Alfa Romeo is transitioning to electric vehicles, and the iconic Giulia Quadrifoglio could be one of the first models to receive the full EV treatment. Reports suggest that the high-performance four-door sedan may boast over 1,000 horsepower when it debuts in 2026, and a fastback wagon variant may also be introduced.

AMG Electric Super SUV

Debut: 2026

AMG is not developing another hypercar, as the One already exists. Instead, the company will concentrate on a new electric super SUV with over 1,000 horsepower, scheduled to launch in 2026. It will be a bespoke AMG vehicle, without any Mercedes branding, and it will compete with the Lotus Eletre and Porsche's upcoming three-row SUV.

Valhalla by Aston Martin

Debut: 2025

Aston Martin's latest supercar, the Valhalla, is set to debut next year with a twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter, flat-plane-crank V-8 and three electric motors producing a staggering 998 horsepower. Two of the electric motors will be positioned on the front axle, while the third will be integrated into the transmission. The Valhalla will feature active aerodynamics borrowed from the AMR23 race car, generating up to 1,322 pounds of downforce at 149 miles per hour. Aston Martin will only produce 999 units of this exclusive and expensive supercar.

Audi's Electric Supercar

Release Date: TBD

Audi has discontinued the R8 and plans to discontinue the TT after this year. This suggests that a new electric sports car could be in the works. The automaker has showcased several high-powered concepts that may preview a future Audi supercar, which will likely be an electric vehicle as the company shifts towards electrification for most of its future models.

BMW M2 CS

Release Date: 2025

BMW is introducing a more powerful version of the M2, called the CS model. The company is already testing this punchier performance coupe, which could have up to 518 horsepower. The M2 CS will remain a rear-wheel-drive vehicle and will also feature a stiffer suspension, improved brakes, and slightly updated bodywork. The pricing details are not yet known, but it may cost as much as $90,000.

BMW M3 EV

Release Date: 2027

The BMW M3 is transitioning to an electric powertrain. Utilizing BMW's Neue Klasse EV platform, the electric M3 is expected to outperform its competitors. The model will offer battery options ranging from 75.0 to 150.0 kilowatt hours, potentially delivering up to 1,341 horsepower in the top-spec variant. The base model is anticipated to produce around 700 horsepower. The electric 3 Series is set to debut first, followed by the M3 EV, which may arrive in 2027.

BMW Neue Klasse Coupé

Release Date: 2026

BMW will not only offer the M3 as an electric sports car. The company was spotted testing a high-riding electric coupe with design elements reminiscent of the M1 and i8. The so-called "Neue Klasse Coupe" may arrive in 2026 and could have similar specifications to the M3 EV: at least 700 horsepower initially, with up to 1,341 horsepower possible. BMW also hinted at a range of 621 miles for this platform.

Hypercar Bugatti-Rimac

Release Date: 2025

The newly formed Bugatt-Rimac, led by CEO Mate Rimac, has ambitious plans for the future. Rimac will maintain its line of fully electric supercars and hypercars, while the two companies have hinted at a collaboration that will incorporate Rimac's battery technology into a future Bugatti product that will be "heavily electrified."

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