Check out the Zenvo Aurora Tur

The Danish supercar maker brought validation prototypes of the 1,825-hp hypercar to the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Zenvo Aurora Tur front and side — *The Zenvo Aurora Tur (shown here as a validation prototype) has a quad-turbo V12 engine. – Zenvo Automotive photo*

Danish supercar maker Zenvo Automotive showed off the Aurora Tur, the company’s halo model, in the flesh.

The automaker brought a pair of validation prototypes of the car to the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

The company describes the car’s motor as the most powerful V12 ever fitted to a road car.

The Aurora Tur also has three electric motors to supply the car with even more oomph.

Zenvo Automotive said it is preparing the Aurora for production and anticipates first customer deliveries in the summer of 2027.

Zenvo Aurora Tur rear with doors open — *The Zenvo Aurora Tur has a quad-turbo V12 and three electric motors. – Zenvo Automotive photo*

About the Aurora Tur powertrain

The Aurora will be available in two versions. There’s the less powerful, but still potent, Aurora Agil, and the top dog Aurora Tur.

The Aurora Tur is powered by a 6.6-litre 90-degree quad-turbo V12 which produces 1,250 bhp (1,233 hp) and 1,200 Nm (885 lb.-ft.) of torque.

The V12 is paired with three electric motors, which boost total output to a targetted 1,850 bhp (1,825 hp) and 1,700 Nm (1,254 lb.-ft,) of torque.

Despite the car’s hybrid setup, weight is held in check, coming in with a dry weight of 1,548 kilograms (3,413 pounds).

The car uses a hybridized eight-speed paddle shift automatic transmission.

The estimated power-to-weight ratio comes in at 1.19 bhp per kilogram.

Only 50 of the Aurora Tur cars will be made.

Zenvo Aurora Tur side — *Zenvo Automotive anticipates the Aurora Tur can travel 460 km/h. – Zenvo Automotive photo*

Performance figures

Zenvo Automotive provides some estimated performance numbers for the Aurora Tur.

These include:

Zero to 100 km/h – 2.3 seconds
Zero to 300 km/h – 9 seconds
Zero to 400 km/h – 17 seconds
Top speed – 420 km/h (260 mph)

*The Zenvo Aurora Agil was publicly displayed in Canada earlier this year. – CNW Group/Policaro Group*

Aurora Agil built for the track

As mentioned above, the Aurora will be available in two versions. The Tur is meant to be a traditional grand tourer with gobs of power, while the Agil is designed for the track, though it is road legal.

It’s less powerful and lighter.

The Aurora Agil uses the same V12 engine but only one electric motor, giving it an estimated 1,450 bhp (1,430 hp) and 1,400 Nm (1,033 lb.-ft.) of torque and a top speed electronically limited at 360 km/h (224 mph).

The car also has a curb weight of 1,360 kilograms.

At 250 km/h, the Aurora Agil produces 880 kilograms of downforce.