Frequently asked questions
The Apollo EVO is described as having a naturally aspirated 6.3-liter V12 without hybrid systems, producing around 790–800 hp and approximately 560 lb-ft (about 760 Nm) of torque. Its claimed 0–100 km/h time is about 2.7 seconds, with a top speed of approximately 335 km/h.
The article says that Apollo EVO production will be limited to 10 cars, each with bespoke trim and settings. The stated starting price is approximately €3,000,000 before taxes and fees.
Apollo EVO is described as a track-specialized model intended exclusively for track use and race events, with active aerodynamics, a carbon-fiber monocoque, and a race-oriented interior.
Apollo EVO: what it is
Apollo EVO is a completely new track-specialized hypercar model for 2026 from the German company Apollo Automobil, created as an evolution of the legendary Apollo Intensa Emozione with even more extreme performance and design.
Apollo EVO is intended exclusively for track use and race events, combining a pure mechanical connection to the car, outstanding dynamics and top-level aerodynamics.
Key technical specifications
Engine and performance
Engine type: naturally aspirated V12, 6.3 L, no hybrid systems.
Power: around 800 – 790 hp (variations by sources).
Torque: approximately 560 lb-ft (≈760 Nm).
Transmission: Hewland 6-speed sequential with paddle shifting.
Dynamics
0-100 km/h: about 2.7 seconds.
Top speed: ≈ 335 km/h (≈208 mph).
Aerodynamics and chassis
Apollo EVO features active aerodynamics with a hydraulically controlled rear wing capable of generating downforce that exceeds the car's own weight at speed.
The carbon-fiber monocoque is lighter and stiffer than that of the Intensa Emozione.
Weight and components
Weight: around 1 300 kg.
Brakes: carbon-fiber Brembo / carbon-ceramic.
Wheels: front 20″ / rear 21″ on Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 R.
Exclusivity and price
Apollo EVO will be produced in a limited run of just 10 cars, each with fully bespoke trim and settings per customer request.
Price starts at approximately €3 000 000 (about $3.5M before taxes and fees).
First deliveries to owners are expected in the first half of 2026.
Design and interior
Exterior
Apollo EVO shows a radical exterior with functional aerodynamic elements, active surfaces and futuristic lines that emphasize its track-focused purpose.
Interior
The cabin is almost free of decorative elements: carbon fiber and aluminum dominate, with the focus on the driver's connection to the car. The center console is race-oriented, and the bucket seats provide body support at high speeds.
Intensa Emozione heritage
Apollo EVO continues the tradition of its predecessor Apollo Intensa Emozione (IE) — an extreme V12 hypercar produced in limited numbers and praised for its emotional response and engine sound.
Conclusion
Apollo EVO 2026 is not just a hypercar but an exclusive track monster with a powerful naturally aspirated V12, outstanding aerodynamics and an absolute focus on performance, created for collectors and enthusiasts seeking the purest connection to the car and uncompromised speed.
