Zenvo has been building hypercars for over 15 years, but its latest supercars are not only technically advanced, they’re also as good looking as those from more established brands. The Danish company has released images of the new Aurora Tur ahead of its debut at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed.

To reiterate, Zenvo introduced the Aurora hypercar line with the track-oriented Agil version and the more road-focused Tur variant from 2023. However, it took until now for the company to complete the Tur version.

Images of the Tur in its final production configuration show some minor design changes to the Zenvo Aurora Tur supercar, including the bodywork below the headlights and DRLs.

Zenvo also changed the airflow through and around the doors and removed some of the rear floor vents, but these changes are hard to notice.

However, compared to the company's previous supercars ST1, TS1 and TSR with "huge" performance but somewhat dry design, the Aurora line is a revolution in style.

Both the Agil and the Tur have the same 6.6-liter quad-turbo V12 engine, revving to 9,800 rpm and producing 1,250 horsepower (932 kW/1,267 PS). Both have hybrid assistance.

But while the lightweight, rear-wheel-drive Agil uses just one electric motor at the rear to push total output to 1,450hp (1,081kW/1,470PS), the Tur adds a pair of motors to the front axle, pushing output to 1,850hp (1,380kW/1,876PS).

Agil, with a more aggressive aerodynamic design, provides up to 880kg of downforce at 250km/h, reaching 100km/h in 2.5 seconds and a top speed of 365km/h.

But the Tur has a lower, more muscular drag – the car's name means Touring or travel in Danish – cutting the 0-100km/h acceleration time to 2.3 seconds and pushing the top speed to 450km/h.

Each version will be produced in 50 units at Zenvo’s headquarters in Præstø, and while no price has been revealed, they will exceed the $2 million mark. Because in addition to the Aurora, Zenvo is working on a “cheaper” $2 million supercar.

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