I personally don't see a ton of companies that /need/ supercars in their lineup.

Maserati would be nice, but that'd be dangerously close to Ferrari territory. Aston Martin hasn't really ever been one for supercars it would appear, as they've focused more on GT cars. Honestly I think the only company that I'd like to see a true supercar from the most is BMW. After the M1 ceased production, they've never refilled the void that it left in their performance lineup.

Bentley, and I wish Bugatti (I know, already a supercar/hypercar maker) would make a new car, the Veyron is getting old.

They're showing the final Veyron at the Geneva Motor Show, so I think it won't be very long until they announce their next project.

Thank god ;) The Veyron is an amazing car, but after nine years it's getting a bit old.

The "Chiron" as they've decided to name it's successor will debut at Geneva in 2016, although rumors say it could be coming earlier.

Mercedes hypercar specualtion: http://www.topspeed.com/cars/mercedes/2020-mercedes-amg-hypercar-ar167883.html

That is literally just a flattened and stretched SLS AMG Black Series. The artist could have done a better job...

And it's gonna pack 1500 or more horsepower.

Mercedes hypercar specualtion: http://www.topspeed.com/cars/mercedes/2020-mercedes-amg-hypercar-ar167883.html

That is literally just a flattened and stretched SLS AMG Black Series.

You drunk?

Isn't that what a render is? Lol

LOL I didn't write that. I actually like that shape, but it looks a bit like a P1 to me. Of course, almost all renders are just a bunch of existing photoshopped together to make a "new" car.

No, because that is what it looks like. Nothing about it looks like a Mercedes that I have seen. It is a combination of a P1 and a SLS AMG Black Series.

It is a combination of P1 and SLS Black, but it isn't merely a stretched and flattened SLS.