Italian design house Zagato has partnered with Capricorn, a German automotive & motorsport technology company, to announce the launch of their first in-house hypercar.
The Zagato hypercar will be unveiled alongside its name reveal on October 10th at the Zoute Grand Prix in Belgium. Ahead of the unveiling, Zagato and Capricorn have released the first teaser image of their upcoming hypercar.
While the teaser image doesn’t showcase many details, what catches the eye’s attention is the gullwing-style doors. Other details also include the wing mirrors that extend far beyond the front haunches. The interiors of the car are still under wraps, although a glimpse of the three round instrument gauges can be seen.
Neither Zagato nor Capricorn have revealed the technical details of the upcoming hypercar. However, they do mention that it will be a driver-focused, lightweight hypercar, offering an analogue experience.
Andrea Zagato, President, Zagato, stated, “Zagato’s first hypercar introduces a new segment of collectables, designed to enhance the driving experience beyond the contemporary and classic categories. Zagato’s bond with the racetrack spans more than a century, ever since the Gran Turismo category brought racing cars that could also be enjoyed on the road.” He further added, “This hand-built production series embodies the fusion of two DNAs – German precision and Italian beauty – forging an even stronger identity: a true synthesis of timeless design and drivability.”
Production of the Zagato hypercar is expected to begin in the first half of 2026 and will be built by Capricorn (the team that built the Apollo IE’s carbon fibre monocoque). The Zagato hypercar will be hand-built and limited to just 19 examples worldwide.