Ferrari SF90 Stradale

The word “plug-in hybrid” probably calls to mind dorky but practical vehicles like the Toyota Prius Prime. But believe it or not, the sleek, low-slung Ferrari SF90 Stradale coupe and the SF90 Spider convertible also fit into that category, packing a twin-turbocharged V-8 and three electric motors. Instead of focusing on efficiency, however, the SF90 uses its electrified powertrain to boost performance—its 60-mph time of 2.0 seconds makes it officially the quickest car we've ever tested. Along with bedroom poster-worthy looks and mind-bending acceleration, the SF90’s interior is wrapped in rich, sweet-smelling leather and fitted with high-quality switchgear and a 16-inch digital gauge cluster. Unsurprisingly, the bonkers performance and classy cabin will cost you around half-a-million dollars, but if you can afford to plunk down that hefty sum, you’ll be able to enjoy one of the sharpest, most capable supercars on sale today—and, so far, the undisputed quickest.