The Gumpert Apollo is a sports car produced by German automotive manufacturer Gumpert Sportwagenmanufaktur GmbH in Altenburg. Gumpert filed for bankruptcy in August 2013, thereby ending the production of the Apollo.

The two Gumpert Apollo Prototypes with an F-4 Phantom II fighter jet. In 2001, Roland Gumpert proposed a new generation of sports car, one that would be race-ready yet also street-legal.

The Apollo Future Mobility Group mobility product lineup takes its design queues from the unbounded and unconventional styling of the Apollo Hypercars. Paired with German engineering and Japanese NEV platform solutions, Apollo Future Mobility Group is setting a new, higher standard for luxury customers globally.

Dec 20, 2024 · Gumpert Apollo: Raw power, audacious design, and a legacy of pushing boundaries. Explore the hypercar that dared to be different!

Feb 8, 2021 · The Gumpert Apollo was a $600,000 track-car for the road that could technically be driven up-side-down at over 120 mph. All hail the 'Aero'gods! Costs Over Half-A-Million Dollars; And Came In 3 Versions

Sep 22, 2014 · The Apollo is a new generation sports car - a street-legal car, ready for the race track. The manufacturers claim the design is optimized to produce enough "...

Feb 21, 2016 · We've known for a few months now that the company formerly known as Gumpert is now simply called Apollo. Now under new ownership by a group of Hong Kong investors, Apollo Automobil GmbH...

Gumpert Apollo Intensa Emozione. The Apollo IE marks the return to the truest, most organic form of the hyper-car. Created from a blank sheet of paper, the IE is the beginning of the next chapter of Apollo. Our flagship hyper-car that represents the ethos of the brand.

Jan 25, 2018 · Gumpert has risen from the ashes with an all-new supercar, the Apollo Arrow. With handsome bodywork and 1,000 hp, the Arrow will do 223 mph.

Apr 11, 2007 · Apparently, the firm is working on a new model said to be "less powerful, more relaxed, and less track-oriented." The brief mention is in the March 21 issue of Autocar, and quotes Apollo builder...