Red Bull Unveils the Final Design of the RB17 Hypercar
Only 50 units slated for production, each priced north of $6 million USD.
Summary
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Red Bull Advanced Technologies has revealed the final production design of the RB17, a track-only hypercar designed by legendary engineer Adrian Newey to deliver Formula 1-level performance
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The vehicle features a naturally aspirated V10 engine capable of 15,000 RPM, producing over 1,200 horsepower in a lightweight carbon-fiber chassis that weighs less than 900 kilograms
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Limited to just 50 units with a price tag of approximately $6 million USD, the RB17 offers owners an exclusive racing program including simulator access and professional track-side support
The transition from a virtual concept to a physical titan is complete. Red Bull Advanced Technologies has officially pulled the curtain back on the final production design of the RB17, a track-only hypercar that represents the ultimate engineering expression of legendary designer Adrian Newey. As Newey prepares for his next chapter, the hybruid V-10 hypercar serves as his definitive parting gift to the world of high-performance machinery.
The final design is a masterclass in “form following function,” featuring an aggressive carbon-fiber monocoque and a sculpted aerodynamic profile capable of generating nearly two tons of downforce. At the heart of this beast sits a mid-mounted, naturally aspirated V10 engine that screams to a staggering 15,000 RPM. This powertrain, paired with a sophisticated hybrid system, delivers over 1,200 horsepower to a vehicle that weighs less than 900 kilograms. The result is a machine that Red Bull claims will deliver Formula 1-level lap times in the hands of a capable private owner.
With only 50 units slated for production each expected to be priced upwards of $6 million USD, the RB17 is an exclusive entry into the Red Bull racing family. Owners will receive a bespoke driver development program, including access to Red Bull’s elite simulators and track-side support.
