The drop-top Ferrari is a plug-in hybrid supercar that looks as stunning as it drives.
Don't judge it by its size or price tag, because the Super-One is currently Honda's halo model in Singapore.
Equipped with Porsche Active Ride, and a four-digit horsepower output, the Cayenne Turbo Electric's performance exceeds all expectations.
A host of design changes and an infotainment upgrade only further raise the appeal of the much loved Defender.
Plug-in hybrid power endows the Lamborghini Urus SE with the ability to offer quiet getaways and exhilarating performance alike.
Proof that electrification doesn't have to be a eulogy for excitement, the 296 GTB looks confidently to the future without sacrificing drama or passion.
Breathtaking in its own pursuit of open-top performance, the 12Cilindri Spider is an enduring love letter to the V12 that's also surprisingly approachable.
Lamborghini's new high-performance plug-in hybrid drivetrain proves a worthy scion to the firm's long lineage of V12 engines in the Revuelto.
By still packing plenty of power, range and tech, the Model 3 110 is a compelling base variant that promises to widen Tesla's brand appeal even further.
With functional aero bits from top to bottom and a screaming flat-six, the 911 GT3 RS is the epitome of race cars for the roads.
The lightest and most powerful series-production McLaren takes performance to even more ludicrous levels - delivering exactly what you want from a supercar.
The Aqua Hybrid has the upper hand when it comes to efficiency, but the Note e-POWER impresses with its unique powertrain and sweet drive.
Bentley has positioned the Bentayga EWB Azure as an SUV-limousine, but it caters more to drivers than passengers despite its luxurious rear accommodations.
The Artura embeds electrification into the supercar formula, bringing added everyday usability without compromising performance the slightest.
This V10 Audi R8 Performance comes with usable space and offers enough comfort to be used daily, while offering an awesome soundtrack.
The Mazda CX-8 offers convincing space and refinement for the chauffeur-driven, while the Skoda Kodiaq impresses with its versatility and sprightly performance.
The DBX707 boasts even hotter performance and sharper handling than the DBX, but this super-SUV's real talent is that it also remains amazingly civilised and unflappable.
It's not as shouty, not as impractical, or as focused as rival Italian supercars, but is all the more better for it. Catch our review of the Maserati MC20 here!
The Fiat 500 has a compromised drivetrain but more than makes up for it with a charming exterior design and impressive fuel economy.
The MC20 is a super sports car that delivers a different kind of performance experience that's more road-friendly than typically expected.