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The Audi Nuvolari Will Cost Over $700,000, and Only a Limited Quantity Will Be Available in the U.S.

The hybrid supercar pairs a V8 with three electric motors and delivers 987 horsepower, with deliveries set to begin in 2028.

  • Audi announced this week that it will allocate 182 Nuvolari supercars to the United States market, with an official starting price of $700,000 before destination charges or taxes.
  • Only 499 Nuvolari units will be produced globally, meaning the United States allocation represents 36.5% of the total production run, or one in every 2.74 cars.
  • The supercar features a hybrid powertrain developing 987 horsepower, with active aerodynamics generating 800 pounds of downforce. It accelerates to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds and reaches 217 mph top speed.
  • U.S. deliveries are scheduled to begin in the first half of 2028, with Audi stating that "orders continue to be accepted at authorized Audi dealerships throughout the United States for a limited time."
  • Unlike the mass-produced R8, the Nuvolari represents a limited-production departure for Audi. The company views this extreme performance model as the first step toward future engineering innovations.
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Audi has announced the price of the Nuvolari supercar for the US market and is now accepting orders for the model. The price starts at $700,000. Of the planned 499 units, only 182 will be delivered to the US. Deliveries to customers will begin in the first half of 2028. Audi will offer a wide range of customization options. For example, customers will […]

The Nuvolari is essentially Audi's return to the top supercar category, following the end of the R8's run. It is also the first production model to adopt the company's new design philosophy, under the guidance of Massimo Frascella.

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Motor1.com broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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