Apollo has announced the Apollo Intensa Emozione. Intensa Emozione is Italian for intense emotion. According to Apollo, the Intensa Emozione will be the “proper balance of old and new.” ...

The Apollo Intensa Emozione isn’t the only hyper-unattainable hypercar we’ve seen this year, or even this week. But while the IE (as we will call it for brevity’s sake) packs the requisite ...

Apollo Automobili Reveals Intensa Emozione in Italy. Claims over 3,000 pounds of downforce at 186 mph. Jonathon Klein Writer Oct 25, 2017. ... When Gumpert debuted the Apollo, ...

Apollo Automobili, the reformed manufacturer responsible for the Gumpert Apollo has officially revealed its next hypercar. Called the Intensa Emozione (Italian for intense emotion), this next ...

Gumpert’s founder, Roland Gumpert, was initially working with Apollo though the partnership was disbanded in 2016. High-Res Gallery: Teaser for Apollo Intensa Emozione ...

Apollo says the Intensa Emozione weighs just 2,756 pounds, making a light load for all of those horses. Zero to 60 mph happens in just 2.7 seconds, according to Apollo, and the top speed is 208 ...

The company behind the Gumpert Apollo is back, this time with a new name and a new car. Called the Apollo Intensa Emozione, translating to intense emotion, this is an extreme, track-focused ...

Supercar startup Apollo has finally unveiled its Intensa Emozione, the name being Italian for “intense emotion.” The car was presented late on Tuesday at a special event in Italy where Apollo ...

Apollo IE “Carbon Dragon” Debuts in U.S., V12 Howls Like It's Out of This World Apollo IE Hypercar V12 Start-Up Will Wake the Dead Gumpert RG Nathalie Revealed, Runs on Hydrogen Apollo Intensa ...

The new Apollo was built in Italy, and represents a break from Gumpert, which previously made Apollos; ... The Apollo Intensa Emozione Is A V12 Monster That Makes A Lamborghini Look Tame.

Back in the summer, details were leaked about Apollo's upcoming hardcore hypercar, the Intensa Emozione - the first car to be produced by the company since Gumpert was brought back from the dead ...

The Gumpert Apollo seems a lifetime ago now. Or if not a lifetime (it was launched in 2005) then at very least from a bygone age when a man didn't need a billion dollar R&D budget to turn his ...