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Apollo EVO: The Most Outrageous Track-Day Hypercar to Date If you’re looking for a V-12 track-day hypercar that will turn heads and dominate the asphalt, but you find the Lamborghini Essenza SCV12 lacking in drama or the Aston Martin Valkyrie LM a bit too extreme, the Apollo EVO might be exactly what you need. This incredible machine, crafted by Germany’s Apollo Automobil—the same team behind the Gumpert Apollo and the Apollo Intensa Emozione—is a masterpiece of automotive engineering that screams speed from every angle. With its aggressive lines, pronounced fins, and a true Star Wars-level starfighter aesthetic, the EVO looks like it’s already sprinting at 200 mph even when parked. Performance That Defies Limits Apollo doesn’t just talk—they deliver. The EVO is engineered to perform at the highest level, boasting an astonishing top speed of 208 mph and a mind-blowing 0–60 mph sprint in approximately 2.5 seconds. This extraordinary performance is the result of a close collaboration with the renowned German motorsport engineering firm HWA AG, the same specialists behind the breathtaking Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.5-16 EVO II tribute car. At the heart of the EVO lies a souped-up version of the 6.3-liter naturally aspirated V-12 found in the Intensa Emozione. This legendary engine is pushed to its limits, reaching 8,500 rpm and delivering a staggering 800 horsepower paired with 564 lb-ft of torque. Power is transferred to the rear wheels through a precision-engineered Hewland six-speed sequential transmission, controlled by lightning-fast electropneumatic paddle shifters that provide instant command over the engine’s fury. Engineering Excellence: Track-Ready, Race-Proven The EVO’s suspension system borrows directly from the race car playbook, featuring pushrods and adjustable struts that offer unmatched handling precision and responsiveness. Stopping power is guaranteed by carbon ceramic brakes that measure an impressive 15 inches in diameter, both front and rear. The car rolls on center-lock forged alloys, measuring 20 inches at the front and 21 inches at the rear, wrapped in sticky Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 R tires. For enthusiasts seeking the ultimate track experience, Apollo offers the option to equip the EVO with race-spec steel brakes and 18-inch wheels fitted with Michelin race slicks. The exterior is wrapped around a new carbon-fiber monocoque that, at just 363 pounds, is 10% lighter than the Intensa Emozione’s while simultaneously being 15% stiffer. This rigid yet lightweight chassis provides the perfect platform for the car’s extreme capabilities. Active Aerodynamics and Immersive Cockpit While the Apollo EVO boasts more rocket-style fins than any car since the 1958 GM Firebird III concept, it notably lacks a massive rear wing. This is due to its advanced active aerodynamics system. At the core of this system is a hydraulically actuated rear wing that deploys into the airflow in less than one second. The wing’s angle of attack is continuously adjusted to optimize aerodynamic balance and maximize downforce. Apollo claims that at 200 mph, the aero system generates as much as 3,000 pounds of downforce, which is more than the EVO’s total curb weight of 2,900 pounds. The interior of the EVO is a testament to lightweight engineering and driver focus. Constructed almost entirely of carbon fiber and ultra-light ‘bionic’ aluminum structures that distribute loads from the monocoque, the cabin is both stiff and safe. Lightweight bucket seats are bolted directly to the monocoque, and a sliding pedal box ensures comfortable seating for drivers of all heights. The compact steering yoke features grip geometry that Apollo has meticulously optimized for control and feedback. Exclusivity and Bespoke Craftsmanship Just 10 Apollo EVOs are being built, making this one of the most exclusive hypercars on the planet. Each vehicle is fully bespoke, meticulously finished and detailed to the owner’s exact specifications. The level of customization is virtually limitless, ensuring that no two EVOs are exactly alike. While the price reflects the extraordinary craftsmanship and engineering involved, it’s truly a masterpiece for the most discerning collectors. The Apollo EVO starts at $3.5 million at current Euro/USD exchange rates, plus applicable local taxes and fees. The first car is already under construction and scheduled for delivery in the first half of this year. If you are ready to experience the pinnacle of track-day engineering and push the boundaries of automotive performance, the Apollo EVO is waiting.