The 18 Best New Supercars of 2025

At the beginning of the decade, it was easy to wonder if the old-school supercar’s days were numbered. Nearly every automaker of note had announced plans to at least electrify their lineups if not go all-electric by the end of the decade. Sure, marques like Aston Martin, Lamborghini, and Mercedes-Benz promised that there would still be a place for high-performance automobiles going forward, but if any class of vehicle wasn’t going to survive the electric revolution the supercar might have been it.

Five years later and the supercar with its outrageous looks and boundary-pushing performance, remains alive and well, mostly gas-powered. Drivers, even those with enough money for a six- or seven-figure vehicle, haven’t turned out to be as keen on EVs as the automakers thought. It hasn’t helped that battery-powered cars and SUVs still tend to feel so much less dynamic than their ICE peers. Thanks to this resistance, and pushback on legislation that would have sped the transition to all-electric vehicles, plenty of big brands have walked back their plans and, in some cases, renewed their support (and investment) for combustion engines.

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In 2025, there will be plenty of new supercars to choose from, whether you’re in the market for a gas guzzler, a hybrid, or an EV. Here are the 18 models that those who like their vehicles bold and fast will want to look out for this year.

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Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale

Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale
Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale

Alfa Romeo plans to return to the upper echelons of the sports car world with a modern reinterpretation of one of its most famous models, the 33 Stradale. That car’s spiritual successor will be built by Touring Superleggera and features an update of the original’s design with bulbous fenders, a bubble cockpit, and butterfly doors. But what’s most interesting about the vehicle, which shares a platform with the Maserati MC20 (more on that in a bit), is that it will be available with either a traditional gas-powered engine or a fully electric drive unit. Regardless of which powerplant drivers opt for, expect plenty of power and performance. Alfa expects promises the car can reach 62 mph in under three seconds and top out at over 200 mph. The new model promises to be rare, too, with the company having committed to building only 33 examples.