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987hp. V8 hybrid. Carbon body. 499 units. €600,000.

Audi said there would be no successor to the R8. Then they built the Nuvolari.

Named after the greatest racing driver Ferdinand Porsche ever watched, it is the most powerful Audi ever made. And it is absolutely not a successor to the R8. Audi have been very clear about this.

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Audi named its most powerful car ever after the greatest racing driver who ever lived. They were not wrong to. - RevMag The Audi Nuvolari is official: 987hp from a twin-turbo V8 and three electric motors, 499 units, €600,000, 0-62mph in 2.6 seconds and a top speed above 217mph.

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