From Bugatti Brouillard To Lamborghini Fenomeno, Here Are Some Of The Finest Reveals In 2025 (PHOTOS)

With few days to the end of the Twenty Twenty-Five (2025) calendar year, we went through our archives to bring you ten (10) of finest car reveals this year to brighten up your day.

1. Bovensiepen Zagato

In May, Bovensiepen, a company founded by the sons of the late ALPINA founder, Burkard Bovensiepen, unveiled all-new bespoke Bovensiepen Zagato, its first-ever car based on the BMW M4 Convertible (G83) facelift launched last year.

Boasting over 400 precision parts, each of the coach-built Zagato took over 250 working hours to hand-build by experts with decades of experience and a passion for manual craftsmanship.

2. Ferrari Amalfi

The all-new Amalfi debuted in June, replacing the discontinued Roma in the Prancing Horse line-up that includes the Purosangue, the 12Cilindri versions, the Roma Spider, the 296 GTS and the SF90 XX family.

Available in Coupe and Spider convertible variants, Ferrari’s latest Grand Tourer goes on sale in early 2026, starting at 240,000 euros ($281,000).

3. Lamborghini Fenomeno

Fenomeno made its debut at the Monterey Car Week in August – joining a list of Lamborghini’s few-off models like the Sesto Elemento (2010), Veneno (2013), Centenario (2016) and Sián (2019).

Based on the new flagship Revuelto, the Fenomeno is limited to just 29 units, with each reportedly priced from $3.5 million.

4. Bugatti Brouillard

All-new one-off Brouillard Coupe also made its debut as the first creation of the Bugatti’s newly launched “Programme Solitaire” – dedicated to creating its bespoke, one-of-one vehicles for the wealthy.

Just two Bugatti Brouillards will be built per year, ensuring that each receives the complete attention and craftsmanship that it demands. Pricing hasn’t been announced, but each will reportedly cost north of $10 million.

5. GMSV S1 LM

The all-new GMSV S1 LM also made its debut as the first ever commission created by the new ‘special vehicles’ division of the Gordon Murray Group (GMG) for one very special customer.

Pricing hasn’t been revealed, but the first of 5 units of S1 LMs fetched $20 million this month to become the world’s most expensive new car ever sold at auction.

6. Koenigsegg Sadair’s Spear

The track-focused Koenigsegg Sadair’s Spear named after Jesko von Koenigsegg’s favourite racehorse made its U.S debut in August at the Motorsport gathering.

Koenigsegg is limiting Sadair’s Spear production to just 30 units and despite a starting price of $5 million, all examples was instantly sold upon its private unveiling.

7. Ferrari Testarossa

In September, Ferrari unveiled the all-new 849 Testarossa, a 1035-hp hybrid plug-in super sports car that replaces the discontinued SF90 Stradale and SF90 Spider in the Prancing Horse line-up.

In Europe, the Coupe variant of 849 Testarossa starts at $540,000 and $586,000 for the Convertible version. In comparison, the SF90 it replaces started at around $550,000.

8. Mercedes-Benz GLC with EQ Technology

The all-new GLC with EQ Technology (electric GLC) also made its debut as the first series production Mercedes-Benz to wear the new grille inspired by the functional feature of the legendary 600 Pullman and the S‑Class model series W108.

The electric GLC 400 4MATIC’s lithium-ion battery allows a range up to 713-km (443 miles). Thanks to its 800-volt system, a range of up to 300-km (186.4 miles) can be recharged within 10 minutes.

9. Lexus LFA, GR GT road-legal race car and GR GT-based FIA GT3-spec race car

Lexus LFA Concept

GR GT and GR GT-based FIA GT3

Lexus LFA Concept sports car made its stunning debut alongside the new GR GT road-legal race car and new GR GT-based FIA GT3-spec race car from the Japanese company’s new Toyota Gazoo Racing (TGR) brand

The trio of models are still in Concept forms. Toyota said TGR is continuing development of the GR GT and GR GT3 toward launching better cars around 2027.

10. Bentley Supersports

All-new Bentley Supersports made its debut in November as the most driver-focused Continental GT ever and the fourth model to wear the performance badge in 100 years.

Bentley Supersports is limited to 500 individually-numbered examples. Orders will open in March ahead of start of production in Q4 2026 and first deliveries at the start of 2027.

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