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  • ULTIMATE SUPERCAR

  • Wednesday 16 April 2025 at 11:00AM
  • National Geographic

DESCRIPTION

Environmental legislation and new technologies are rewriting the rules of high-performance car manufacturing. To survive, the most iconic marques must merge design and science in a quest to go green as they craft the first wave of greener supercars.

EPISODE GUIDE

  • Ultimate Supercar: Episode 1
    Ferrari creates in a new hybrid vehicle that could redefine the famous supercar manufacturer.
  • Ultimate Supercar: Ferrari
    Ferrari creates in a new hybrid vehicle that could redefine the famous supercar manufacturer.
  • Ultimate Supercar: Episode 2
    McLaren develops their first clean sheet design since 2011 to forge a more environmentally friendly era for the marque.
  • Ultimate Supercar: Mclaren Artura
    McLaren develops their first clean sheet design since 2011 to forge a more environmentally friendly era for the marque.
  • Ultimate Supercar: Episode 3
    Having fallen on hard times, Maserati attempts to bring the glory back when they decide to build their first supercar in nearly two decades.
  • Ultimate Supercar: Maserati Mc20
    Having fallen on hard times, Maserati attempts to bring the glory back when they decide to build their first supercar in nearly two decades.
  • Ultimate Supercar: Episode 4
    Next Showing:  
    Wednesday 23 April 2025 at 11:00AM - National Geographic
  • Ultimate Supercar: Bugatti Rimac Nevera
    A Croatian upstart aims to alter the electric vehicle landscape with their very first production hypercar.
  • Ultimate Supercar: Honda NSX
    Years before its rivals consider going green, Honda jumps into the hybrid game and reimagines their most celebrated sportscar. The Generation 2 NSX, a 600-horsepower high-performance vehicle that’s helps pave the way forward for the entire sports car genre thanks to its four motor hybrid powertrain.
  • Ultimate Supercar: Lotus Evija
    English automaker Lotus aims to kickstart their resurgence and take on mainstream established sportscar companies by introducing the UK’s first £2-million pound 2,000 horsepower all-electric supercar.
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