Zenvo Aurora Tur Prototypes Make Their Goodwood Debut
Two validation prototypes and an Agil show car bring Denmark's V12 hybrid hypercar, with up to 1,850 bhp, to Sussex.
Danish hypercar maker Zenvo used the 2026 Goodwood Festival of Speed to give two validation-prototype Aurora Tur models their global debut, supported by a single Aurora Agil show car. All three appeared at the Sussex event from 9 to 12 July, a year after an early Aurora prototype made the car's first dynamic outing on the same hill.
The numbers are formidable. At its heart is a 6.6-litre quad-turbocharged V12 developed with MAHLE Powertrain, delivering 1,250 bhp at a 9,800 rpm redline. Three 200 bhp electric motors, one on the transmission and two on the front axle, lift targeted combined output to as much as 1,850 bhp, with peak torque of 1,700 Nm. Zenvo quotes a dry weight of 1,548 kg and estimates 0-100 km/h in 2.3 seconds and a top speed of around 420 km/h.
Two characters share the carbon monocoque: the Agil is a lightweight, track-focused road car, while the Tur takes a more classic grand touring approach. Production is listed at 50 cars, each assembled by hand in Denmark, with customer deliveries targeted for 2027. Pricing has not been disclosed.
Validation prototypes signal that the programme is moving from promise toward reality, and American enthusiasts have already had an East Coast look at the Agil at the New York show.
Source: Zenvo Press
