TOP TEN MOST EXPENSIVE CAR IN THE WORLD

 Koenigsegg CCXR Trevita

Lamborghini Veneno

Looking like an Audi R18 quattro prototype, the Veneno is actually based on the Aventador, though it has much enhanced aerodynamics in order to increase downforce. Key design elements include huge air intakes, a redesigned engine cover, Y-shaped LED headlights, a ground effects diffuser and an imposing array of wings and fins.

W Motors Lykan Hypersport

The general design on the exterior part of the car is rather conventional, on looking into deeper parts there is a hologram at the midpoint of column interface. The Lykan hyper sport is assuredly a car that can last for a long time. It is extremely tough; it has layered surface treatments that create the impression of an unbreakable car. The light military theme appears in various places on the car, this includes the thick roof.

The interior of Lykan Hypersport interior has gold stitched surface. An essential holographic exhibit acts as the instrument board. The super car features an interactive holographic display structure that gives the driver and passengers full interaction with multimedia interfaces .it includes functions such as the media player settings and adjustment of audio. The size of screen is a 26mm more than the previous model .

Pagani Huayra BC

Now five years later, the exotic Italian automaker returns with the more hardcore Huayra BC. That it can stand out even among all the enticing new machinery here at the Palexpo already tells you this is something special.

Following the footsteps of the Zonda Cinque and Zonda R, the new Pagani Huayra BC is a more focused affair. Just look at that giant rear wing, the jutting front spoiler, the oversized wheels that look like they could keep a small helicopter aloft. The addenda may make the supercar look less elegant than the one on which it's based – production of which has already been sold out – but we have to hand it to Horacio Pagani and company for making it look even more purposeful.

 Bugatti Chiron

It was here in Geneva back in 2011 that we first laid eyes on the Pagani Huayra. Now five years later, the exotic Italian automaker returns with the more hardcore Huayra BC. That it can stand out even among all the enticing new machinery here at the Palexpo already tells you this is something special.

Following the footsteps of the Zonda Cinque and Zonda R, the new Pagani Huayra BC is a more focused affair. Just look at that giant rear wing, the jutting front spoiler, the oversized wheels that look like they could keep a small helicopter aloft. The addenda may make the supercar look less elegant than the one on which it's based – production of which has already been sold out – but we have to hand it to Horacio Pagani and company for making it look even more purposeful.