The Top 10 Fastest Cars In The World 2023 Edition

Since the beginning of human history, humans have been captivated by speed. From the development of the wheel to the development of supersonic aircraft, moving faster has allowed people to accomplish more tasks with more efficiency. It has given them an edge over others who must move more slowly.

This idea relates to autos since producers are always trying to create the quickest vehicle ever. Although there aren't many practical uses for speedy automobiles in day-to-day traffic due to speed limitations and other road users, engineers, designers, and drivers are naturally curious about how much faster a car can travel.

A car will require a very strong engine, or many electric motors and a large battery pack, to be a candidate for the title of fastest automobile in the world. Moreover, aerodynamics is crucial because, when speeds rise, slicing through the air and overcoming its resistance may make all the difference. The maximum speed of an automobile is also influenced by its weight, and the tires' resistance to extreme rotating forces is also a significant factor.

The Top 10 Fastest Cars In The World 2023 Edition

A list of the fastest automobiles in the world is provided here, many of which carwow has had the good fortune to drive. Additionally, you may view the quickest vehicles that are offered for sale on carwow, all of which come with fantastic deals from reliable dealers.

10. Koenigsegg Agera RS: 277.9 MPH

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Category	Information
0-62 mph	2.6 sec
Top Speed	277.9 mph
Curb Weight	2,877 lbs
Power	1,340 hp
Torque	1,011 lb-ft
Layout	Mid-engine, RWD
Price	$2.5 Million
Production Units	25

As the world's fastest street-legal vehicle in 2017, the Koenigsegg Agera RS used the venerable 5.0-liter twin-turbo V8 from the Agera line with an added 1-megawatt of power. The 2010 Bugatti Veyron Super Sport's record of 268 mph was surpassed by the Agera RS's maximum speed of 277.9 mph. The peak speed of an Agera RS production car has been surpassed, although it remains one of the greatest ever recorded.

The Agera RS is an extremely rare hypercar; just 25 were ever produced, which is another amazing detail about it. An initial list price of $2.5 million was assigned to each Koenigsegg Agera RS.

9. Koenigsegg CC850: 280+ MPH

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Category	Information
0-60 mph	2.5 sec
Top Speed	300+ mph
Curb Weight	3,053 lbs
Power	1,385 hp
Torque	1,021 lb-ft
Layout	Rear mid-engine, RWD
Price	$3.65 Million
Production Units	70

Koenigsegg's preference for matching performance figures is further evidenced by the CC850, in addition to the One:1. A Koenigsegg vehicle with a 1:1 power-to-weight ratio is the CC850, which has a 5.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine that generates 1,385 horsepower and 1,385 Nm of torque for its 1,385-kg body.

It is also the quickest production automobile with a manual transmission available today because the CC850 has a stick shift. The Koenigsegg CC850, which starts at $3.65 million, is permitted for use on public roads much like the Jesko and Gemera.

8. CZinger 21C V Max: 281 MPH

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Category	Information
0-62 mph	1.9 sec
Top Speed	281 mph
Curb Weight	2,755.8 lbs
Power	1,250-1,350 hp
Torque	1,061.3 lb-ft
Layout	Rear mid-engine, AWD
Price	$2.0 Million
Production Units	80

A Street-Legal Track Performer Is The 21C. Czinger is a new American automaker that was founded in 2019 to upend the auto market using hypercars that run on hybrid power.

The world's first human-AI-designed and 3D-printed hypercar is the Czinger 21C, the company's ground-breaking debut model. The Czinger 21C V Max low-drag edition boasts a 2.88-litre twin-turbo hybrid V8 (1250-1350 horsepower) engine that is capable of reaching a peak speed of 281 mph.

7. SSC Tuatara: 295 MPH

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Category	Information
0-60 mph	2.5 sec
Top Speed	295 mph
Curb Weight	2,749 lbs
Horsepower	1,750 hp
Torque	1,279 lb-ft
Layout	Mid-engine, RWD
Price	$1.6 Million
Production Units	100

Despite having to backtrack from its contentious 331 mph claim for the Tuatara's fastest speed run in 2020, SSC North America was able to verify the hypercar's 295 mph record in 2022 after it completed two additional official speed runs.

The official 5.9-litre flat-plane crank V8 engine supplier, Nelson Racing Engines, conducted dyno testing on the SSC Tuatara, and found that while it was capable of 1,750 horsepower, it could produce 1,890 horsepower. As of November 2023, the Tuatara is second in the world for the fastest automobile based on the real highest speeds that have been recorded.

6. 2019 Saleen S7 Le Mans: 298 MPH

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Category	Information
0-60 mph	2.2 sec
Top Speed	298 mph
Curb Weight	2,950 lbs
Power	1,500 hp
Torque	1,328 lb-ft
Layout	Mid-engine, RWD
Starting Price	$1 Million
Production Units	7

A fascinating but often overlooked aspect of the Saleen S7 is how uncommon it is; in fact, it's uncertain how many S7 units were made. Hagerty is limited to stating that "it is reckoned" that less than 100 Saleen S7s in all were produced. One of the rarest S7 models is the Le Mans Edition.

The 1,300 horsepower S7 LM Edition was introduced by Saleen in 2017. To celebrate the supercar's 20th anniversary, Saleen, however, reintroduced the S7 in 2019 with 1,500 horsepower, a 2.2-second 0-60 MPH time, and a stated peak speed of 298 mph. Even before production started, each S7 LM was sold for $1 million, regardless of the highest power output.

5. Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+: 304.8 MPH

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Category	Information
0-60 mph	2.2 sec
Top Speed	304.8 mph
Curb Weight	Undisclosed
Power	1,577 hp
Torque	1,180 lb-ft
Layout	Mid-engine, AWD
Price	$3.8 Million
Production Units	30

Only the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ has officially broken the 300 mph mark as of November 2023. At the Ehra-Lessien test track in Germany, the 1,577-hp Chiron Super Sport 300+, equipped with Bugatti's renowned 8-litre quad-turbo W16 engine, broke the world record with a peak speed of 304.8 mph in its 2019 pre-production configuration. The Chiron Super Sport 300+ is a limited edition vehicle by Bugatti, with just 30 vehicles built. Its maximum speed is electronically limited to around 273 mph.

4. SP Automotive Chaos Zero Gravity Version: 310+ MPH

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Category	Information
0-62 mph	1.55 sec
Top Speed	310+ mph
Curb Weight	2,804.2 lbs
Power	3,064.7 hp
Torque	1,462.9 lb-ft
Layout	Mid-engine, AWD
Price	$14.4 Million
Production Units	100

Greek design and manufacturing firm Spyros Panopoulos Group (SP Group) works in the automotive, medical, aerospace, and aviation sectors. In 2022, SP Automotive declared that 100 units of the Chaos, a ground-breaking "ultracar" constructed of aerospace materials and 3D printed, will be produced.

The basic Chaos "Earth" version's 4.0-liter twin-turbo V10 with hybrid aid is good for 2,048 horsepower and 1,025 lb-ft of torque. The Chaos' highest-performing "Zero Gravity" version boasts a stated output of 3,064.7 horsepower and 1,462.9 lb-ft of torque as if 2,000 horsepower wasn't enough.

The fact that the SP Automotive Chaos can attain a peak speed of more than 310 mph in both Earth and Zero Gravity versions is among the most intriguing facts we learned about it.

3. Hennessey Venom F5: 310+ MPH

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Category	Information
0-62 mph	2.6 sec
Top Speed	310+ mph
Curb Weight	3,053.4 lbs
Power	1,817 hp
Torque	1,193 lb-ft
Layout	Rear mid-engine, RWD
Price	$2.1 Million
Production Units	24

After 26 years of creating high-performance model variations for several automakers (such as GM, Ford, and Dodge), Hennessey eventually created a hypercar of the highest calibre, the Venom F5.

The 6.6-litre twin-turbo V8 engine of the Hennessey Venom F5, which gets its name from the F5 tornado classification (wind speeds of 261-318 mph) on the Fujita scale, is capable of reaching a peak speed of almost 310 mph (1,817 horsepower, 1,193 lb-ft).

2. Bugatti Bolide: 310+ MPH

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Category	Information
0-60 mph	2.17 sec
Top Speed	310+ mph
Curb Weight	2,734 lbs
Power	1,824 hp
Torque	1,364 lb-ft
Layout	Mid-engine, AWD
Price	$4.3 Million
Production Units	40

In 2005, the first production automobile to reach 250 mph was the basic Bugatti Veyron. The Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ made history in 2019 by being the first production vehicle to reach 300 mph. Now that it has demonstrated its peak speed on the road, Bugatti is going for a better record, but this time it will use the track-only Bugatti Bolide.

With an 8.0-litre quad-turbo W16 engine producing 1,825 horsepower and 1,365 lb-ft of torque on 110-octane fuel, the Bugatti Bolide, built on the Chiron chassis, will have nearly 240 horsepower more than the Bugatti Super Sport 300+.

The Bugatti Bolide is planned to have a curb weight of just over 2,700 pounds (the older Chirons weighed over 4,400 pounds). This is quicker than the peak speed of several Formula One vehicles. Up till now, Bugatti's most luxurious hypercar is the $4.3 million Bolide.

1. Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut: 330 MPH

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Category	Information
0-60 mph	2.5 sec
Top Speed	330 mph
Curb Weight	3,064.4 lbs
Power	1,600 hp
Torque	1,106.3 lb-ft
Layout	Rear mid-engine, RWD
Price	$2.8 Million
Production Units	125

The Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut, the Swedish company's fastest "megacar" to date, comes in last on our list. The $2.8-million Jesko Absolut weighs almost 300 pounds more than a Bugatti Bolide at a curb weight of 3,064 pounds.

The sleek, fighter jet-inspired Jesko Absolut has a 5.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine with a low drag coefficient of 0.278 and a minimum power output of 1,600 horsepower. In addition, the street-legal Jesko Absolut wants to break all prior records by reaching a high speed of 330 mph. Will the Jesko Absolut officially break the world speed record? We'll find out in time.