What is the fastest coupe?

The Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876 (2026), which reaches 60 mph in 2.00 s. It is the quickest of the 60 coupes listed here. These are theoretical times from a physics simulation, not measured runs.

Which coupe is quickest over the quarter mile?

The Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876 again, in 8.77 s at 168.0 mph — it leads both the 0-60 and the quarter mile. These are theoretical times from a physics simulation, not measured runs.

Which coupe has the highest trap speed?

The Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876 at 168.0 mph through the quarter-mile lights. Trap speed tracks power against weight, so it rewards a different car from the one that launches best. These are theoretical times from a physics simulation, not measured runs.

How many coupes are listed?

60, ranked by simulated 0-60 mph time, from the Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876 at 2.00 s to the Alpine A 110 R 1.8 300 at 3.45 s.

Are these real measured times?

No. Every figure here is produced by a physics simulation, not by a stopwatch at a drag strip. Each car is modelled from its published kerb mass, rated power, drivetrain and gearing, then trimmed until it reproduces its own published acceleration figures. Because every car is run in identical conditions — dry asphalt, 20 °C, sea level, 1 ft rollout — the ranking is a fair comparison even though no individual time is a timing slip.

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Fastest coupes

The 60 quickest coupes to 60 mph in the set. The Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876 leads at 2.00 s.

The fastest coupe here is the Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876 (2026), which reaches 60 mph in 2.00 s and the standing quarter mile in 8.77 s. The highest trap speed of any coupe here is the Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876’s 168.0 mph.

Simulated, not measured — every car computed from its published kerb mass, rated power and drivetrain, then fitted to its own published acceleration figures. Dry asphalt, 20 °C, sea level, 1 ft rollout.

Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876 Lamborghini Sian 6.5 V12 819

Starts with the quickest here against its closest rival from another marque. Pick any two from the list below, shuffle for a random pair, or change the surface, the weather and the distance once it is running.

Every one, quickest first

#	Car	Year	0–60	1/4 mile	Trap	Power
1	Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876	2026	2.00 s	8.77 s	168.0 mph	1,232 bhp
2	Lamborghini Sian 6.5 V12 819	2019	2.45 s	10.13 s	138.0 mph	807 bhp
3	Zenvo TS1 5.8 V8 1118	2017	2.45 s	9.52 s	155.0 mph	1,102 bhp
4	Mclaren 620R 3.8 V8 620	2019	2.53 s	10.27 s	134.9 mph	612 bhp
5	Ferrari F12tdf 6.3 V12 780	2015	2.54 s	9.95 s	143.1 mph	770 bhp
6	Ferrari 812 Superfast 6.5 V12 800	2017	2.55 s	9.97 s	141.9 mph	789 bhp
7	Ferrari SP2 6.5 V12 810	2018	2.56 s	10.09 s	140.4 mph	809 bhp
8	Ferrari SP1 6.5 V12 810	2018	2.56 s	10.07 s	140.8 mph	809 bhp
9	Ferrari FXX 6.3 V12 800	2005	2.62 s	9.77 s	150.2 mph	789 bhp
10	Zenvo ST1 6.8 V8 1104	2009	2.63 s	9.78 s	153.8 mph	1,089 bhp
11	Ferrari 812 GTS 6.5 V12 800	2019	2.64 s	10.11 s	140.0 mph	789 bhp
12	Ferrari F12 TRS 6.3 V12 740	2014	2.72 s	10.33 s	138.2 mph	730 bhp
13	Ford GT 3.5 V6 660	2019	2.73 s	10.25 s	140.2 mph	650 bhp
14	BMW M4 CS G82 facelift	2025	2.86 s	10.98 s	125.7 mph	542 bhp
15	Lamborghini Lamborgini Huracan Sterrato 5.2 V10 610	2023	2.90 s	11.15 s	122.7 mph	602 bhp
16	Aston Martin DBX707 4.0 V8 Twin Turbo 707	2022	2.92 s	11.12 s	123.9 mph	697 bhp
17	Aston Martin Vantage S MK II facelift	2025	2.98 s	10.87 s	130.4 mph	671 bhp
18	Nissan GT-R Spec-V R35	2009	2.99 s	11.39 s	121.6 mph	479 bhp
19	Aston Martin DBS770 Ultimate 5.2 V12 770	2024	3.02 s	10.94 s	129.5 mph	759 bhp
20	TVR Tuscan R/T 440R/ T 400R/Typhon 4.0 400	2000	3.04 s	11.46 s	123.8 mph	394 bhp
21	TVR Tuscan S 4	2005	3.04 s	11.46 s	123.8 mph	394 bhp
22	TVR Cerbera 4.5 Red Rose 440	2000	3.04 s	11.48 s	122.3 mph	434 bhp
23	TVR Tuscan S 4.0 394	2001	3.06 s	11.28 s	126.8 mph	389 bhp
24	BMW M4 Competition xDrive G82	2021	3.08 s	11.43 s	119.8 mph	503 bhp
25	Mercedes-Benz SLR Stirling Moss 5.4 V8 Kompressor 650	2009	3.10 s	11.27 s	127.1 mph	641 bhp
26	Aston Martin Vantage 4.0 V8 Twin Turbo 665	2025	3.10 s	11.19 s	125.5 mph	656 bhp
27	Aston Martin Vanquish S 5.9 V12 580	2016	3.11 s	11.23 s	123.9 mph	581 bhp
28	Aston Martin One-77 7.3 V12 760	2009	3.11 s	11.04 s	130.4 mph	750 bhp
29	Bentley Continental GT Speed	2021	3.12 s	11.29 s	124.0 mph	641 bhp
30	Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS Manthey Performance 982	2023	3.13 s	11.28 s	124.4 mph	493 bhp
31	Mercedes-AMG GT R PRO 4.0 V8 585	2018	3.18 s	11.50 s	120.2 mph	577 bhp
32	Bentley Continental GT Mk III	2018	3.20 s	11.47 s	121.1 mph	626 bhp
33	Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 Coupe 6.2 LT4 V8 650	2019	3.20 s	11.30 s	124.9 mph	641 bhp
34	Aston Martin DB12	2023	3.21 s	11.18 s	127.5 mph	671 bhp
35	Bentley Continental GT V8 Hybrid Mk III facelift	2026	3.23 s	11.43 s	122.8 mph	671 bhp
36	Mercedes-Benz AMG GT S	2015	3.24 s	11.33 s	125.1 mph	503 bhp
37	Mercedes-AMG GT C Coupe 4.0 V8 557	2017	3.27 s	11.65 s	118.4 mph	550 bhp
38	Mercedes-Benz Meredes-Benz SLS AMG Coupe GT 6.2 V8 592	2010	3.27 s	11.55 s	120.9 mph	583 bhp
39	Jaguar F-Type Coupe 5.0 V8 575	2020	3.27 s	11.71 s	116.8 mph	567 bhp
40	Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG GT 6.2 V8 591	2012	3.27 s	11.55 s	120.9 mph	583 bhp
41	Aston Martin DB11 AMR 5.2 V12 630	2018	3.28 s	11.49 s	121.3 mph	621 bhp
42	Aston Martin Vantage AMR V12 6.0 V12 603	2017	3.29 s	11.41 s	123.6 mph	595 bhp
43	Spyker C8 Preliator 4.2 V8 525	2016	3.30 s	11.43 s	125.5 mph	518 bhp
44	Aston Martin Vantage F1 Edition	2021	3.31 s	11.53 s	121.6 mph	527 bhp
45	BMW M4 Competition G82	2020	3.32 s	11.55 s	121.0 mph	503 bhp
46	Audi TT RS Coupe Mk III	2016	3.32 s	11.78 s	116.1 mph	396 bhp
47	Mercedes-AMG GT S (C190) 4.0 V8 510	2015	3.33 s	11.46 s	123.6 mph	503 bhp
48	BMW M2 CS G87	2026	3.34 s	11.35 s	125.4 mph	523 bhp
49	Mercedes-AMG GT S (C190) 4.0 V8 522	2017	3.36 s	11.80 s	116.5 mph	515 bhp
50	Honda NSX 3.5 V6 573	2016	3.36 s	11.66 s	119.9 mph	500 bhp
51	Bristol Bullet 4.8 V8 370	2017	3.37 s	11.81 s	114.7 mph	369 bhp
52	TVR Tuscan R/T 440R/ T 400R/Typhon 4.2 440	2000	3.39 s	11.63 s	122.4 mph	434 bhp
53	Chevrolet Corvette C7 Z06 6.2 V8 650	2015	3.39 s	11.22 s	129.3 mph	641 bhp
54	Lotus Evora Sport 410 3.5 V6 416	2016	3.39 s	11.70 s	119.9 mph	410 bhp
55	Lotus Evora GT410 Sport 3.5 V6 416	2018	3.39 s	11.71 s	119.7 mph	410 bhp
56	BMW M850i Gran Coupe G16	2019	3.39 s	11.71 s	118.2 mph	523 bhp
57	BMW M2 G87 480 PS	2024	3.41 s	11.61 s	121.3 mph	473 bhp
58	KTM X-Bow R 2.0 300	2011	3.44 s	11.72 s	117.4 mph	296 bhp
59	Porsche 718 Cayman GTS	2017	3.44 s	11.82 s	117.5 mph	359 bhp
60	Alpine A 110 R 1.8 300	2023	3.45 s	11.83 s	117.4 mph	296 bhp

Tap + on any two rows to put them on the line together, or the name for that car’s own figures.

Questions

What is the fastest coupe?: The Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876 (2026), which reaches 60 mph in 2.00 s. It is the quickest of the 60 coupes listed here. These are theoretical times from a physics simulation, not measured runs.
Which coupe is quickest over the quarter mile?: The Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876 again, in 8.77 s at 168.0 mph — it leads both the 0-60 and the quarter mile. These are theoretical times from a physics simulation, not measured runs.
Which coupe has the highest trap speed?: The Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876 at 168.0 mph through the quarter-mile lights. Trap speed tracks power against weight, so it rewards a different car from the one that launches best. These are theoretical times from a physics simulation, not measured runs.
How many coupes are listed?: 60, ranked by simulated 0-60 mph time, from the Zenvo Aurora Tur 6.6 V12 1876 at 2.00 s to the Alpine A 110 R 1.8 300 at 3.45 s.
Are these real measured times?: No. Every figure here is produced by a physics simulation, not by a stopwatch at a drag strip. Each car is modelled from its published kerb mass, rated power, drivetrain and gearing, then trimmed until it reproduces its own published acceleration figures. Because every car is run in identical conditions — dry asphalt, 20 °C, sea level, 1 ft rollout — the ranking is a fair comparison even though no individual time is a timing slip.

Figures regenerated 2026-10-12. Every number on this page is computed by the simulator at build time, so the page and the app can never disagree.