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Production of Audi Nuvolari is limited to just 499 units globally and deliveries are scheduled to commence in the first half of 2027
Audi has pulled the wraps off the Nuvolari – a limited-production hybrid supercar that rewrites the company’s performance record books. Producing a staggering 1,001 PS and capable of exceeding 350 kmph, the Nuvolari becomes the fastest and most powerful road-going Audi in history. Limited to just 499 units globally, deliveries are scheduled to commence in the first half of 2027.
The Nuvolari also serves as a technology showcase bringing Formula 1-inspired engineering to a production vehicle for the first time under the four-ring brand. At the heart of the supercar sits an advanced hybrid powertrain combining a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8 engine and three axial-flux electric motors. The V8 alone develops 800 hp and 730 Nm while revving to an extraordinary 10,000 rpm.
Supporting it are three 110 kW electric motors fed by a 7.3 kWh lithium-ion battery pack. Combined system output stands at 1,001 PS, enabling a 0 to 100 kmph sprint in just 2.6 seconds and 0 to 200 kmph in 6.8 seconds. Two electric motors are positioned on the front axle generating up to 2,150 Nm and enabling advanced torque vectoring functions while a third motor sits between the engine and transmission.
A significant innovation is Audi’s new Quattro Predictive Ride system. The system predicts traction loss using steering, acceleration, yaw rate and traction data. Torque distribution, braking interventions and aerodynamic adjustments are made proactively to maximise stability and cornering performance. Drivers can choose between E-Hybrid, Balanced, Dynamic and Dynamic+ modes while Track Mode allows further adjustments for wet, dry and race conditions.

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Specification |
Details |
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Powertrain |
4.0L Twin-Turbo V8 + 3 Electric Motors |
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Combined Output |
1,001 PS |
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Combined Torque |
2,150 Nm+ (Front Axle Motors) |
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Battery Pack |
7.3 kWh |
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0-100 kmph |
2.6 Seconds |
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0-200 kmph |
6.8 Seconds |
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Top Speed |
Over 350 kmph |
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Production |
499 Units |
The Nuvolari also debuts an all-new lightweight architecture. Audi has combined its Space Frame construction with a carbon-fibre exterior for the first time in a production model. Nearly every exterior panel is crafted from carbon-fibre reinforced polymer using Formula 1-derived prepreg autoclave manufacturing processes. Lightweight forged centre-lock wheels make their production debut as well – helping to reduce unsprung mass while improving handling precision.
A Formula 1-inspired active aero package continuously adjusts downforce and drag according to driving conditions. The deployable rear wing operates in Closed, Low Downforce and High Downforce modes while a DRS system can be activated to reduce drag on straights. In maximum downforce configuration, the Nuvolari is capable of generating more than 400 kg of aerodynamic load – significantly boosting high-speed stability and cornering capability.

The braking package is equally extreme. Audi’s new Ceramic Pro system employs ten-piston front calipers clamping 420 mm discs and four-piston rear calipers working on 410 mm rotors. A motorsport-derived brake-by-wire setup integrates hydraulic braking and regenerative deceleration allowing energy recovery while maintaining a consistent pedal feel.
Audi claims the system can absorb up to 2.8 megawatts of energy during heavy braking – in the same league as current Formula 1 machinery. It gets a minimalist cockpit layout that places all critical controls within immediate reach. Lightweight carbon-fibre seats, anodised aluminium trim elements and a race-inspired user interface are some key bits.

The supercar also becomes the first production Audi to follow the company’s new design philosophy characterised by a cleaner exterior, integrated technology and highly functional aero. Named after legendary racing driver Tazio Nuvolari, the new flagship model could influence future Audi performance vehicles while establishing a new benchmark for the brand.
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