Apollo Automobil unveils Apollo EVO production

Apollo Automobil used the opening day of the Goodwood Festival of Speed on Thursday, July 9, to show the production version of its Apollo EVO, according to Autoevolution. The reveal put the German hypercar maker into one of the busiest launch lineups at this year’s festival, which runs from July 9 through July 12 at Goodwood House in West Sussex. Goodwood’s official site says the 2026 event is a four-day program built around the hillclimb, paddocks and manufacturer debuts. Motor1, in a preview of this year’s launches, said the festival includes everything from 1,500-horsepower electric supercars to hybrid race cars and concept vehicles. ### What exactly did Apollo show at Goodwood? Autoevolution reported that Apollo unveiled the production-spec EVO to fans at Goodwood on July 9. That matters because the EVO has been discussed for months as Apollo’s next track-focused halo car, and the Goodwood appearance gave it a public stage alongside other high-end launches. (autoevolution.com) Autoevolution reported in January that Apollo had already disclosed the full production specification of the EVO and said customer vehicle No. 1 was in production. The same report described the car as track-only and said it uses a naturally aspirated V12 producing 800 horsepower. ### Was the Apollo EVO officially part of the festival program? (autoevolution.com) Goodwood’s 2026 Festival of Speed entry list includes “Apollo Automobil EVO” and “Apollo Automobil IE (Intensa Emozione).” The official PDF entry list places both cars among the vehicles scheduled as part of the festival program, confirming Apollo’s presence in the event’s lineup. (autoevolution.com) Goodwood’s event coverage page says the 2026 theme is “The Rivals – Epic Racing Duels,” and the organizer describes the festival as bringing together cars, drivers and launches across more than a century of motorsport. That framework has made the hillclimb a regular venue for first public runs, static debuts and manufacturer showcases. ### How crowded is this year’s launch field? (goodwood.com) Motor1 said ahead of the event that Goodwood 2026 would feature a broad set of debuts, including high-output electric supercars, hybrid race cars and new production models. Forbes also described the 2026 festival as a showcase for motorsport figures, Formula 1 participants, supercars, electric racing and frontier technologies. (goodwood.com) Goodwood’s own “new cars to see” roundup lists a series of launches and first-glance appearances across the four days. That official preview underscores that Apollo’s reveal is part of a wider manufacturer push to use the festival as a launch platform rather than only a historic motorsport gathering. ### What do we know about the EVO itself? (motor1.com) Autoevolution’s earlier reporting said the production-spec Apollo EVO is powered by an 800-horsepower naturally aspirated V12 and is designed as a track-only hypercar. PistonHeads, reporting on July 9, also described the car as production-ready and said the first customer EVO had emerged in final form. (goodwood.com) Apollo has not, in the sources reviewed here, published a new standalone official release with detailed pricing or delivery timing tied to Thursday’s Goodwood reveal. The available reporting instead centers on the public debut and on the fact that customer production had already begun earlier this year. (autoevolution.com) ### Where can people follow what happens next? Goodwood’s official website says the Festival of Speed runs from July 9 to July 12, 2026. AutoGuide said fans can watch the full hillclimb live, and Goodwood’s event pages continue to publish launch coverage, entry updates and video from the festival grounds. The next concrete milestone is the rest of the festival weekend: Apollo remains on the Goodwood entry list, and the hillclimb program continues through Sunday, July 12, alongside other manufacturer debuts and demonstration runs. (autoevolution.com) (goodwood.com 1) (goodwood.com 2)