Summary
- The Crew 2 offers a wide selection of hypercars that boast exceptional speed, design, and performance, providing players with thrilling driving experiences.
- The hypercars are among the highest-performing vehicles in the game, but they also come with some of the steepest price tags.
- From the Citroën GT and Lamborghini Egoista to the Bugatti La Voiture Noire, players can enjoy the thrill of driving some of the fastest and most exclusive hypercars available in The Crew 2.
The Crew 2 boasts over 500 different vehicles, and hypercars are among the most exotic, expensive, and fast options in the game. While they aren’t your typical everyday cars, driving a hypercar in the vast open world is an exhilarating experience due to their responsive controls and the thrill of hearing their powerful engines roar.
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Hypercars in The Crew 2 are capable of reaching unparalleled speeds, typically exceeding 200 mph — provided there are long stretches of highway for experienced drivers to push them to their limits. Fortunately, the game’s expansive representation of the USA offers the perfect playground for this. The cars listed below aren’t necessarily the fastest in The Crew 2, but they are some of the most unique and well-rounded hypercars available for players to enjoy.
Updated December 22, 2024 by Vlad Mazanko: There’s no such thing as too many fast and exotic hypercars, and The Crew 2 goes above and beyond to deliver on this front. Boasting a roster of over 70 unique and instantly recognizable models, many of which are available in multiple variations, the game offers a hypercar lineup that will thrill any car enthusiast. While acquiring these high-performance machines can be a challenge due to their significant cost, the sheer variety ensures there’s something for every taste.
From iconic classics to cutting-edge modern marvels, The Crew 2 caters to players who crave speed and style. The list has been updated to highlight the very best of the hypercar class, featuring the fastest, most powerful, and highest-performing vehicles the game has to offer, making it easier for players to find their perfect ride.
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Noble M500
Top Speed: 201 mph
- Cost to Buy: 615,999 Bucks
- Performance Level: 256
The Noble M500 is a British hypercar and an upgraded successor to the M600 model, surpassing it in every metric. The car’s body is made from carbon fiber, making it lighter than most supercars in its class. Under the hood, the Noble M500 is powered by a 3.5L twin-turbo V6 engine from Ford, capable of producing 550 horsepower and achieving a top speed of around 200 mph.
Powerful and refined, the Noble M500 delivers an exceptional driving experience due to its lightweight design, precise cornering, quick responsiveness, and rich engine sound.
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Lamborghini Egoista
Top Speed: 202 mph
- Cost to Buy: 1,601,279 Bucks
- Performance Level: 256
The Lamborghini Egoista is one of the most extraordinary hypercars available to drive in The Crew 2. Only one unit of this ultra-rare concept car was ever built, with the Lamborghini Gallardo serving as the foundation for this bold design. The Egoista features a unique, fighter jet-inspired cockpit with a single center-steering seat, emphasizing its one-of-a-kind solo driving experience.
Its striking design isn’t the only thing that makes the Lamborghini Egoista special. This high-performance hypercar is equipped with a 5.2-liter V10 engine that produces 600 horsepower, allowing it to reach a top speed of over 200 mph.
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McLaren Senna
Top Speed: 208
- Cost to Buy: 1,366,399 Bucks
- Performance Level: 244
The McLaren Senna (which also serves as the cover car for Forza Horizon 4) perfectly embodies the essence of a hypercar, offering an extraordinary blend of extravagance and performance. Its design is a sight to behold for any car enthusiast, featuring a massive dynamic rear wing, upward-facing exhausts, and aggressive, predatory bodywork.
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Named after the legendary F1 driver Ayrton Senna, this McLaren comes equipped with a 4.0L twin-turbocharged V8 engine (codenamed M840TR), delivering 789 horsepower and achieving a top speed of nearly 210 mph in The Crew 2.
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Chevrolet Corvette C7 ZR1
Top Speed: 212 mph
- Cost to Buy: 926,239 Bucks
- Performance Level: 238
The Chevrolet Corvette C7 ZR1 is a rare fusion of American hypercar and muscle car, representing the best of both worlds. This model distinguishes itself from the standard ZR1 with a larger intercooler, enhanced air intakes on the front bumper and bonnet, and the addition of a large rear spoiler and front splitter for improved downforce.
Powered by a 6.2L pushrod LT5 V8 engine producing 755 horsepower, the Corvette C7 ZR1 can reach a top speed of 212 mph in under 25 seconds in The Crew 2. The game also features a special edition known as the Gold Nugget Edition, which includes an altered body kit, a striking orange paint job with matching orange wheels, and a carbon fiber hood.
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Jaguar XJ220
Top Speed: 212 mph
- Cost to Buy: 386,399 Bucks
- Performance Level: 302
Britain’s luxury car manufacturer Jaguar may not be renowned for crafting high-performance track cars, but the XJ220 is a clear exception to that trend. Known for its incredible performance, the XJ220 remains a legendary retro hypercar that holds its own in The Crew 2, even amidst a lineup of modernized competitors. With a top speed exceeding 210 mph and a history of setting speed records, the XJ220 offers top-tier hypercar performance right out of the gate. For those looking to push its limits, upgrades can further enhance this iconic beast.
As one of the latest additions to The Crew 2‘s expansive hypercar roster, the Jaguar XJ220 secures its spot in the upper echelon of the game’s most exquisite and fastest vehicles. Its timeless yet understated design appeals to retro enthusiasts who can appreciate the elegance and raw power of this classic supercar.
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Pagani Zonda F
Top Speed: 214 mph
- Cost to Buy: 441,279 Bucks
- Performance Level: 225
The Pagani Zonda F is one of the most iconic hypercars from the Italian manufacturer, instantly recognizable by its signature Pagani silhouette and exotic bodywork that stands out among other cars in The Crew 2. Similar to the McLaren Senna, the “F” in its name pays tribute to F1 legend Juan Manuel Fangio, the Argentine driver.
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The Zonda F is powered by a 7.3L Mercedes-AMG M297 V12 engine, delivering 602 horsepower and reaching an impressive top speed of 214 mph. With only 25 units ever produced, the Zonda F’s rarity and striking design add to its exotic appeal — making it a must-own car for players in the game. Especially given how Zonda F is much more affordable than many other hypercars with comparable stats.
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Ford GT
Top Speed: 215 mph
- Cost to Buy: 720,719 Bucks
- Performance Level: 234
The Ford GT stands as the crown jewel of the Ford Motor Company, blending the sleek style and precision of exotic sports cars with the raw power and presence of a muscle car. Since its unveiling at the 2015 North American International Auto Show, this reimagined two-door supercar has been a standout in the racing genre, earning its place as both a top performer and a fan favorite for high-speed competition.
Widely featured in racing games such as the Need for Speed and Forza Horizon series, the Ford GT has built a loyal following thanks to its impressive performance and timeless sports car aesthetics. In The Crew 2, the Ford GT occupies a sweet spot within the hypercar category, offering a near-perfect balance of affordability, power potential, top speed, and acceleration. Its versatility further sets it apart, with substantial upgrade potential making it an excellent choice across multiple disciplines, including drag racing and drift events.
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Ferrari Enzo
Top Speed: 218 mph
- Cost to Buy: 1,287,999 Bucks
- Performance Level: 230
The Crew 2 offers a wide variety of Ferrari models, but the Ferrari Enzo, named after the company’s founder, is one of the most prestigious. As the successor to the legendary F50, the Ferrari Enzo’s design, crafted by Ken Okuyama of Pininfarina, captures attention even before its 6.0L V12 engine (codenamed F140B) roars to life with 660 horsepower. This hypercar easily reaches a top speed of over 210 mph.
With only 400 units ever made, the Enzo was later succeeded by the LaFerrari, another Ferrari masterpiece that players can drive in The Crew 2.
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Jaguar C-X75 Concept
Top Speed: 220 mph
- Cost to Buy: 589,679 Bucks
- Performance Level: 234
The Jaguar C-X75 Concept is a British hybrid-electric hypercar developed in collaboration with Formula One team Williams Racing. This high-profile partnership resulted in one of the most impressive hypercars available in The Crew 2. With only five units ever produced, driving the C-X75 Concept in the game is a rare privilege.
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This Jaguar concept combines luxurious aesthetics with powerful performance. It is powered by a 1.6L twin-charged hybrid inline-four engine that produces an impressive 850 horsepower, allowing it to reach a top speed of 220 mph. The Crew 2 also offers unique editions of the car, such as the Lunar Year Edition, featuring a customized fender and themed livery, and the Exo Edition, which boasts red fenders, a wide wing, and a custom design.
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Proto Lucky-One
Top Speed: 220 mph
- Cost to Buy: 892,639 Bucks
- Performance Level: 279
The fictional hypercar Proto Lucky-One is captivating enough due to its imaginative nature, making it a thrilling choice for players who enjoy a lighthearted approach to the auto industry in the arcade racing genre. Driving this unique vehicle across the USA in The Crew 2 offers an exciting experience, and thankfully, the developers didn’t overdo its capabilities. The Lucky-One’s performance stats are balanced, keeping it on par with the best real-world hypercars available in the game.
Sporting a luxurious design that blends retro and futuristic aesthetics, the Proto Lucky-One bears a resemblance to the iconic BMW i8, combining sporty flair with elegant appeal. Additionally, there’s a special Marble Edition of the Lucky-One, which features a custom body kit adorned with gold linings and a striking quartz-style livery. However, this exclusive variant is notably more challenging to obtain, making it suitable only for the most dedicated players.
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Pagani Huayra
Top Speed: 223 mph
- Cost to Buy: 671,999 Bucks
- Performance Level: 240
Another Pagani on the list, the Huayra, a masterpiece that introduces just enough changes from its predecessor, the Zonda, to make choosing between them in The Crew 2 a real challenge. Both models offer outstanding performance stats and jaw-dropping bodywork, making the decision come down to personal preference. The Huayra, made almost entirely from carbon fiber and titanium, exemplifies hypercar design excellence. Named after Wayra Tata (transliterated as Huayra-tata), the Quechua wind god, the Huayra lives up to its name — it’s so fast that if you blink, it’s already gone.
Weighing in at an astonishingly light 2,685 lbs, the Huayra showcases the brilliance of Italian engineering, featuring several daring design choices. It sports a seven-speed manual transmission with a single-clutch gearbox and an advanced braking system. The car’s front suspension and rear flaps double as air brakes, enhancing stability even at the extreme speeds the Huayra was built to conquer.
For those looking for something extra, there’s the Rubicone Edizione, a special variant of the Huayra. This modified version stands out with a striking white and red paint job, altered bumpers, fenders, and a spoiler inspired by the classic Huayra BC model.
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Citroën GT
Top Speed: 233 mph
- Cost to Buy: 1,321,599 Bucks
- Performance Level: 236
The Citroën GT is one of the most exotic hypercars in The Crew 2, primarily because it was originally exclusive to the Gran Turismo games, co-developed with Polyphony Digital. Having the chance to drive such a unique vehicle in The Crew 2 is a special experience, especially since Citroën’s initial plan to build six units was scrapped due to the high production costs.
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Designed by Takumi Yamamoto, the Citroën GT features a stunningly wide body that stands apart from any other Citroën creation. Under the hood, it houses a modified 5.4L Ford Modular V8 engine, delivering 646 horsepower and achieving a top speed of over 230 mph, making it one of the fastest hypercars in the game.
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Koenigsegg One:1
Top Speed: 260 mph
- Cost to Buy: 1,685,599 Bucks
- Performance Level: 301
One of the most exclusive supercars ever made — with only six units produced — the Swedish Koenigsegg One:1 (pronounced “one-to-one”) is a relative newcomer to the arcade racing scene. However, whenever players can get their hands on one (pun intended), there’s virtually no downside to choosing this powerhouse without overthinking. Designed as the pinnacle of Koenigsegg’s Agera lineup, the One:1 boasts some of the highest cornering forces of any car in The Crew 2, making it an absolute dream for precision racing enthusiasts.
Dubbed the “world’s first megacar” by Koenigsegg, the One:1 sets itself apart with an extraordinary power-to-weight ratio: 1,360 bhp perfectly matched to its 1,360 kg weight. This engineering marvel delivers mind-blowing performance stats, including acceleration from 0 to 100 mph in just 4.5 seconds and a top speed exceeding 260 mph. Unsurprisingly, such excellence doesn’t come cheap. Players should prepare to spend a pretty penny to add the One:1 to their garage, but the experience of racing this cutting-edge vehicle across the in-game U.S. is worth every cent.
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Bugatti La Voiture Noire
Top Speed: 261 mph
- Cost to Buy: 2,233,839 Bucks
- Performance Level: 288
Endlessly exclusive, the Bugatti La Voiture Noire is a special model based on the legendary Bugatti Chiron, offering comparable high performance with a top speed exceeding 261 mph. Designed as a concept car for potential future production, its groundbreaking aesthetics are inspired by the classic 1936 Bugatti Type 57 SC Atlantic, also nicknamed “La Voiture Noire.” However, this modern iteration features sleek, futuristic styling.
As one of the rarest Bugattis available to drive in racing games, players in The Crew 2 should seize the opportunity to tame this unique beast, even despite the La Voiture Noire being one of the most expensive cars in the game.
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Koenigsegg Jesko
Top Speed: 270 mph
- Cost to Buy: 2,140,319 Bucks
- Performance Level: 294
The Koenigsegg Jesko is one of the latest models from the renowned Swedish hypercar manufacturer and serves as the successor to the legendary Agera R, which happens to be the fastest hypercar in The Crew 2. The Jesko is no less impressive, boasting a 5.0L twin-turbocharged V8 engine capable of producing 1,603 horsepower, propelling the car to an incredible top speed of 270 mph. Beyond its raw speed, the Jesko is also noted for its smooth handling, though drivers may need time to master its immense potential.
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Named after Jesko von Koenigsegg, father of the company’s founder, production of this hypercar was limited to just 125 units. It’s one of the most expensive vehicles in The Crew 2, but it’s a worthy investment for players seeking the fastest and most powerful car in their collection.
