The 10 Best Winter Supercars to Drive in Cold Weather

As the temperature drops and Britain's roads become more challenging, many supercar owners reluctantly consign their prized possessions to heated storage, resigned to months of waiting for spring's return. 

But it doesn't have to be this way. The modern supercar landscape has evolved dramatically, with manufacturers creating machines that combine blistering performance with genuine all-weather capability.

Without further ado, here's Romans International's carefully curated selection of the 10 most capable and desirable supercars (listed in alphabetical order) that will make winter 2025 an absolute triumph on British roads...

1. Audi R8 V10 Performance
2. Audi RS e-tron GT
3. Bentley Continental GT Speed
4. Bugatti Chiron
5. Ferrari GTC4Lusso
6. Lamborghini Huracán EVO
7. Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S 4MATIC+
8. Nissan GT-R
9. Porsche 918 Spyder
10. Porsche 992 Turbo S

1. Audi R8 V10 Performance

"The Everyday Supercar"

The Audi R8 V10 Performance stands out as one of the most usable and confidence-inspiring supercars for winter driving, combining the emotional intensity of a naturally aspirated V10 with Audi's legendary Quattro all-wheel drive system. 

What sets the R8 apart as a winter supercar is its exceptional visibility, relatively compact dimensions, and predictable handling characteristics. The cabin offers excellent all-around vision through its wraparound glass, while the standard winter mode automatically adjusts throttle response and power distribution for maximum control. 

In addition, the R8's mid-engine layout provides near-perfect weight distribution, creating a balanced, confidence-inspiring drive that remains accessible even when conditions deteriorate.

Did You Know?  

The Audi R8 V10 Performance shares its engine with the Lamborghini Huracán, but Audi's version features a unique exhaust system and engine mapping.

2. Audi RS e-tron GT

"The Electric Revolutionary"

The Audi RS e-tron GT is the future of winter supercar motoring, proving that electrification can actually enhance cold-weather capability rather than compromise it. This stunning four-door grand tourer combines instantaneous electric power delivery with sophisticated all-wheel drive technology, creating what might be the most confidence-inspiring winter performance car money can buy.

The advanced traction control system can modulate power delivery a thousand times per second, providing grip levels that simply weren't possible with previous-generation supercars. We particularly appreciate the heated surfaces throughout the cabin, including the steering wheel and seats, which reach operating temperature almost instantly.

Did You Know? 

The Audi RS e-tron GT features an innovative heat pump system that recovers waste heat from the electric motors and battery pack to warm the cabin, significantly improving range in cold weather.

3. Bentley Continental GT Speed

"The Gentleman's Express"

The Bentley Continental GT Speed is the ultimate winter grand tourer, combining British luxury craftsmanship with genuine supercar performance and unshakeable all-weather capability. We love the advanced air suspension that continuously adapts to road conditions, providing exceptional stability and comfort regardless of surface quality.

What makes the Continental GT Speed truly special as a winter supercar is its remarkable refinement and versatility. The sumptuous interior, finished in the finest leather and wood veneers, creates an oasis of warmth and luxury, while the advanced four-wheel steering and torque vectoring systems provide agility that belies the car's grand tourer dimensions.

Did You Know?  

The Bentley Continental GT Speed's all-wheel drive system can send up to 38% of power to the front axle under normal conditions, but can redistribute up to 85% when additional traction is required. 

4. Bugatti Chiron

"The Unstoppable Force"

The Bugatti Chiron is the ultimate expression of automotive excess and engineering ambition, but beneath its hypercar credentials lies a surprisingly capable all-weather machine. With its sophisticated all-wheel drive system and relentless power delivery, the Chiron proves that even the world's most extreme performance cars can be tamed for winter driving.

Despite its hypercar status, the Chiron offers exceptional visibility, a surprisingly compliant ride quality, and intuitive handling characteristics that inspire confidence even when the mercury drops. We particularly appreciate the adaptive suspension system, which can soften considerably for winter driving, absorbing imperfections and maintaining contact with the road surface.

Did You Know?  

The Bugatti Chiron's all-wheel drive system was specifically engineered to handle the immense power output, featuring a specially developed Haldex coupling that can distribute up to 100% of power to the rear wheels or split it 60:40 front-to-rear depending on conditions.

5. Ferrari GTC4Lusso

"The Practical Prancing Horse"

The Ferrari GTC4Lusso is perhaps the most underrated winter supercar ever created, combining Ferrari's legendary V12 performance with genuine four-seat practicality and a sophisticated four-wheel drive system. 

What makes the GTC4Lusso truly special is its versatility. The shooting brake body style provides a genuinely usable boot, the four seats offer comfortable accommodation for passengers, and the elevated ride height (compared to Ferrari's mid-engined models) provides additional ground clearance for navigating snow-covered roads.

Did You Know?  

The Ferrari GTC4Lusso is one of the last remaining production cars to feature a naturally aspirated V12 engine, making it an instant future classic.

6. Lamborghini Huracán EVO

"The Winter Warrior"

The Lamborghini Huracán EVO demonstrates that Italian passion and winter capability are not mutually exclusive, combining the emotional intensity of a naturally aspirated V10 with one of the most sophisticated all-wheel drive systems in the supercar world.

The winter driving mode recalibrates all systems for maximum traction, while the elevated nose-lift system (standard on UK cars) provides additional ground clearance for navigating speed bumps and snow-covered driveways. Plus, the cabin remains beautifully warm thanks to effective climate control - perfect in the winter months.

Did You Know?  

The Lamborghini Huracán EVO's LDVI (Lamborghini Integrated Vehicle Dynamics) system is, without a doubt, one of the most sophisticated electronic control systems in any production car.  The system processes data from multiple sensors to predict driver intentions and optimise the car's dynamic behaviour before the driver even completes their input.

7. Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S 4MATIC+

"The Autobahn Stormer"

The Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S 4MATIC+ is a formidable four-door supercar that combines Mercedes-AMG's racing-derived performance technology with the practicality and all-weather capability that make it genuinely usable throughout the year. 

The sophisticated rear-wheel steering system and adaptive suspension work in harmony to provide handling that feels impossibly agile for a four-door saloon, while maintaining the composure and stability essential for winter driving.

Did You Know?  

The Mercedes-AMG GT 63 S 4MATIC+ features a fully variable all-wheel drive system that can send 100% of power to the rear wheels in optimal conditions, but can redistribute up to 50% forward when additional traction is required.

8. Nissan GT-R

"The Giant Killer"

The Nissan GT-R remains one of the most capable and dependable all-weather supercars ever created, combining legendary all-wheel drive technology with exceptional performance and remarkable everyday usability. This Japanese engineering masterpiece has earned its "Godzilla" nickname through decades of dominating in all conditions, proving that technical excellence and reliability can create a winter supercar that's both thrilling and utterly dependable.

What makes the GT-R truly special as a winter supercar is its exceptional build quality, remarkable reliability, and surprising practicality. We particularly appreciate the GT-R's intuitive nature - it never feels intimidating or challenging to drive, making it an ideal companion for daily winter driving.

Did You Know?  

The Nissan GT-R's ATTESA E-TS all-wheel drive system has been refined over 30 years of development, with roots dating back to the legendary Skyline GT-R models that dominated touring car racing in the 1990s. The system can transfer up to 50% of power to the front wheels within 0.1 seconds of detecting rear wheel slip, making it one of the fastest-reacting all-wheel drive systems ever fitted to a production car.

9. Porsche 918 Spyder

"The Hybrid Hypercar"

The Porsche 918 Spyder combines a naturally aspirated V8 performance paired with electric motors and sophisticated all-wheel drive to create a hypercar that's remarkably capable in winter conditions. It proves that hybrid technology can enhance rather than compromise the driving experience, whilst delivering traction and control that was previously impossible in a mid-engined model.

The advanced active aerodynamics and adaptive suspension work in harmony to maintain stability at any speed, while the comprehensive traction control system makes this 875hp hypercar surprisingly accessible even when roads are treacherous.

Did You Know?  

The Porsche 918 Spyder was one of the first production cars to combine a mid-mounted combustion engine with an electric motor-driven front axle, creating a through-the-road hybrid all-wheel drive system. 

10. Porsche 992 Turbo S

"The Ultimate All-Rounder"

The Porsche 992 Turbo S is the definitive all-weather supercar, combining outstanding performance with everyday usability in a way that no rival can match. It is the pinnacle of Porsche's engineering expertise, delivering a driving experience that's both thrilling and remarkably confidence-inspiring regardless of weather conditions. For many enthusiasts, the Turbo S is simply the only supercar you'll ever need.

We particularly like the advanced Wet Mode, which uses sensors in the wheel arches to detect water on the road surface and automatically adjusts all systems for maximum traction. This is a supercar you can genuinely use 365 days a year without compromise.

Did You Know?  

The Porsche 992 Turbo S features the world's first variable turbine geometry (VTG) system on a petrol engine (previous VTG turbos were limited to diesel applications), enabling instantaneous throttle response across the entire rev range with virtually no turbo lag.

Winter Driving Without Compromise - Discover Your Match

What's clear to see is that modern supercars have evolved far beyond their fair-weather predecessors. These machines prove that you needn't sacrifice your driving pleasure when temperatures drop - instead, winter can become an opportunity to experience your supercar's capabilities in an entirely new dimension.

At Romans International, we understand that true supercar ownership means enjoying your vehicle regardless of the season. Our carefully curated selection of all-weather performance cars ensures that you can experience the thrill of supercar motoring throughout the year, without compromise.

Get in touch with us to find out more.