As the Geneva International Motor Show 2019 in Switzerland gets underway, high volume car makers are struggling with a switch to electrification, changing travel habits as well as a backdrop of global trade tension. But at the upper end of the market however, brands are still producing radical concepts and powerful new cars, all of course with a hefty price tag.
CNBC’s David Reid takes a look at some of the fastest cars in history that are being unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show this year.
Ferrari’s Tributo is Its Most Powerful V8 Ever
Ferrari will take the wraps off their mid-engine sports car. The 3.9 liter twin-turbocharged Italian supercar has a claimed 0-62 miles per hour (mph) in 2.9 seconds. The car is described as the most powerful V8 Ferrari ever built. Available in 2020 but pricing details are not known.