
An icon of automotive history, Delage—founded in 1905—boasted the most impressive racing record of any French marque before becoming the world’s most decorated brand in “Concours d’Elegance” events. After ceasing operations in 1953, the brand has been undergoing a revival since 2019, led by a team of enthusiasts and several of France’s most prominent billionaires. Its technical team, boasting a combined total of 16 FIA world titles, has designed the brand’s first hypercar: the D12.
A cross between a fighter jet and a Formula 1 car, this road-legal vehicle—produced in Magny-Cours, France—delivers 1,000 horsepower and weighs 1,350 kg. It features downforce levels double those of standard sports cars, a central driving position, and several world-first technologies (such as F1-style contracting suspension adapted for the road, the world’s first low-voltage hybrid system, and carbon wheels with integrated brake-cooling effects). The D12 offers a driving experience akin to a Formula 1 car, whether on the open road or the track.
The lucky few owners can enjoy it in Coupé, Speedster, or “Type F1” (windshield-free) configurations. Limited to just 30 units. Priced at €2 million (excluding taxes and options).
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