That's now looking very unlikely, as those two will probably come up several hundred horsepower short of the new AF10 from the UK's Arash Motor Company. This wild hybrid hypercar relies on a five-motor "warp drive" to put out 2,080 bhp. If it isn't the most over-the-top, ultra-powerful car in Geneva, we really look forward to seeing what is.

We last heard from Arash two years ago when it showed the AF8. With its derivative styling, mediocre specs and high price tag, it was far from the most intriguing sports car we looked at in 2014, or even March 2014. The new AF10 Hybrid promises to be a much more interesting reveal.

The AF10 name actually predates the AF8 and was Arash's big project after the company, previously Farboud Limited, changed its name in 2006. The original car went through several years of development before making its world debut at MPH The Prestige and Performance Motor Show 2010. It was powered by a 550-hp GM LS7 V8.