Based in Texas, Hennessey Performance is known as an American powerhouse for high-horsepower builds. While the team is famous ...

Now this is what you call fast and Fury-ous! Hennessey has boosted the power of its Venom F5 supercar’s V8 engine to an ...

The "world's most powerful internal combustion car" hits 200 mph quicker than anything else out there, including the Bugatti ...

Yet, at the heart of every combustion cycle lies a fundamental mechanical component—the connecting rod. Traditionally forged from steel and built to withstand punishing loads and repeated thermal ...

The question is, why so abnormally expensive? For starters, many parts are made from solid billet. Said parts include the connecting rods, wastegates, valve covers, intake manifold, mechanical ...

billet aluminum connecting rods, titanium exhaust valves, and larger high-flow fuel injectors. Interestingly, displacement is unchanged. Of course, Hennessey didn’t just stop at boosting power ...

As if a hypercar making over 1,800 horsepower was not too hot to handle, Hennessey has finalized testing its newest and most improved iteration, the Venom F5 Evolution, which raises the bar to levels ...

Hennessey Venom F5 is more than just an all-American hypercar, it's an ambassador for its ability to compete on a global ...

Texan engineering firm Hennessey has extracted even more power from its Venom F5 hypercar as it guns for the big 300 ...