Hello MY lovely otakus!!! As we all know Hao’s Special Works enhancements have brought new speed leaders to GTA Online.
Vehicle “meta” alterations and frequent adjustments occur in Grand Theft Auto Online. The addition of Hao’s Special Works (HSW) improvements, which are exclusive to the PS5 and Xbox X|S, is one noteworthy modification that allows players of next-generation consoles to significantly outperform standard top speeds.
As a result, the fully updated HSW tuning determines the quickest car ranking for players of the upcoming console generation. To choose the fastest car, see our other tutorial if you’re a PC user without access to HSW.
We are aware that the cars in the top speed rating and the cars in the lap time ranking are not the same. The way these HSW cars perform in races is something else we must take into account. Thus, we have ranked the HSW cars for both top speed and lap time in this guide.
Similar to our initial guide, Broughy1322, a talented virtual driver and good tester, is the source of the data.
The fastest HSW vehicles, ranked by speed in GTA Online
From quickest to slowest, these are the top 10 HSW fastest automobiles in GTA Online for PS5 and Xbox X|S.
1. Grotti Itali GTO Stinger TT
The Itali GTO Stinger TT is the fastest completely upgraded HSW car in GTA Online for PS5 and Xbox S|X users. Its design components are taken from the headlamps of the Ferrari Purosangue, and it was influenced by the real-life Ferrari Roma. It claims the top spot on the list and in its own Sports class with an amazing top speed of 168.5 mph (271.2 km/h).
Rear-wheel drive (RWD) With seating for two people, the Itali GTO Stinger TT weighs about 1,570 kg. Legendary Motorsport is selling the base model of the car for $2,380,000, with HSW improvements costing $1,418,000 to achieve that peak speed.
2. Shitzu Hakuchou Drag
This 270 kilogram RWD motorcycle is called the Shitzu Hakuchou Drag, and it was modeled after the genuine Suzuki Hayabusa. With a maximum speed of 157.5 mph (253.5 km/h), it ranks second out of 52 motorcycles in its class on GTA Online.
Legendary Motorsport is selling the standard Shitzu Hakuchou Drag for $976,000, while HSW upgrades are $1,450,000.
3. Declasse Vigero ZX
RWD with two seats and a weight of about 1,760 kg is the Vigero ZX. It takes cues for its wheel design from the 2018 Camaro ZL1 1LE and is greatly influenced by the 2017–2018 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1.
At 157.5 mph (253.5 km/h), the ZX reaches the same top speed as the Shitzu Hakuchou Drag. This is an impressive feat, as most sports cars are not as fast as bikes. This puts the Vigero ZX, out of 74 other muscle vehicles, at the top of its class.
Southern San Andreas Super Autos is the retailer where you can purchase the base Vigero ZX for $1,947,000. For about $385,000, you may add HSW upgrades—a significant savings over the previous two cars.
4. Beneficiary Stirling GT
Two persons can ride in the RWD Benefactor Stirling GT: a driver and a passenger. It has a top speed of 156.75 mph (252.3 km/h) and weighs about 1,330 kg. A number of Mercedes-Benz vehicles, including the 300 SL, 300 SLR, and the 300 SLR Uhlenhaut Coupé, served as major inspiration for the car.
When it comes to top speed, the Stirling GT is the fastest car in its Sports Classic class. When top speed is taken into account, the class consists of about 42 cars.
Direct purchases of the Benefactor Stirling GT, which was formerly offered by Legendary Motorsports for $975,000, are no longer possible. It is currently obtainable at random via the Diamond Casino’s Lucky Wheel, Premium Deluxe Motorsport, and Luxury Autos showrooms. The Benefactor Stirling GT HSW upgrade comes with a $855,001 price tag.
5. Karin S95
The Toyota 86, Subaru BRZ, and Scion FR-S all have an impact on the Karin S95, which has a top speed of 155.5 mph (250.3 km/h). Out of 105 cars in its class, it comes in third place.
It is a RWD, two-seater, and weights 1,270 kg. $1,995,000 gets you the base Karin S95 from Southern San Andreas Super Autos. It is free for returning players, however HSW upgrades run $525,000. The PS5 and Xbox Series X/S next-generation console users are the only ones who can purchase the Karin S95.
6. Bravado Banshee
With a top speed of 153 mph (243.2 km/h), the 1,200 kg, 2-seater RWD Bravado Banshee ranks fourth out of 105 vehicles in the Sports class. With some similarities to the third and fourth generation Dodge Viper ZB, it is mostly based on the second generation Dodge Viper SR.
The Bravado Banshee’s HSW improvements are $1,840,000, while the hardtop model costs $105,000 and the topless variant costs $126,000.
7. Principe Deveste Eight
In Grand Theft Auto Online, the Principe Deveste Eight consistently maintains its position as one of the fastest cars, even with new models and updates.
The Principe Deveste Eight is a RWD car that can carry up to two passengers and weights roughly 3,000 kg. It is based on the actual Devel Sixteen concept hypercar. With a maximum speed of 151.75 mph (244.2 km/h), it outperforms the other 58 Supercars in its class.
Legendary Motorsport is offering the standard Principe Deveste Eight for $1,795,000, with its HSW improvements coming in at $1,110,000.
8. Overflod Entity MT
With a top speed of 150.5 mph (242.2 km/h), the 2-seater RWD supercar Overflod Entity MT is only slightly slower than the Principe Deveste Eight in the Supercars class. The Entity MT has a weight of about 1,420 kg.
The Entity MT’s lower front fascia and side vents, which borrow styling cues from the Koenigsegg Regera, are clear examples of how the model was influenced by the Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut.
Legendary Motorsport sells the Overflod Entity MT regular model for $2,355,000, while the Entity MT’s HSW upgrades for $650,000.
9. Grotti Turismo Classic
With a top speed of 150.5 mph (242.2 km/h), the 2-seater RWD Sports Classic Grotti Turismo Classic ranks second out of 42 vehicles in its class.
The classic Ferrari cars from the 1980s, especially the F40, served as a major inspiration for the Turismo Classic. Legendary Motorsport charges $705,000 for the Turismo Classic, and $897,00 for the upgraded HSW version.
10. Pegassi Weaponized Ignus
The Pegassi Weaponized Ignus is the last vehicle on the list. The custom-armed, two-seater, all-wheel drive (AWD) Pegassi Weaponized Ignus weighs about 1,650 kg. The Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 from real life is the main inspiration for Ignus. This is clear from the fact that the Weaponized Ignus, which the actual Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 shares, is also a dark green color.
With a maximum speed of 146.25 mph (235.4 km/h), the Pegassi Weaponized Ignus ranks third out of 58 Super vehicles. Regretfully, although being featured, it is not advised for novice gamers to purchase this car because of its expensive price and lack of the fastest speed.
Warstock Cache & Carry charges $4,500,000 for the stock Pegassi Weaponized Ignus. An additional $500,000 will be needed to add the HSW modifications, bringing the total cost to $5,000,000. Even though it is a fast car, when compared to other cars on the list, its price may not be justified by the speed. That is, what we believed. Below is more information about it.
Top HSW Vehicles (Ordered by Lap Times)
When evaluating a car’s suitability for racing, lap timings are used to compare its performance during a race rather than its top speed in a straight line. We have ordered the HSW vehicles in this list according to their fastest lap times.
From the quickest lap time to the slowest, the cars are ranked.
Shitzu Hakuchou Drag: 0m:52.736s
Pegassi Weaponized Ignus: 0m:55.589s
Coil Cyclone II: 0m:55.823s
Penaud La Coureuse: 0m:56.129s
Principe Deveste Eight: 0m:58.359s
Grotti Itali GTO Stinger TT: 0m:59.292s
Karin S95: 0m:59.925s
Maibatsu MonstroCiti: 1m:00.327s
Overflod Entity MT: 1m:00.494s
Grotti Turismo Classic: 1m:00.693
The Pegassi Weaponized Ignus, which is last in top speed, is second in lap time, while the Grotti Itali GTO Stinger TT, which is ranked highest for top speed, is sixth for lap time. Given that the Pegassi Weaponized Ignus is more practical than other cars, this may help to justify its higher price.
Interestingly, the Coil Cyclone II maintains its high position from our non-HSW vehicle ranking and makes an excellent comeback on the lap time list.
The Best HSW Vehicle
The Pegassi Weaponized Ignus is the best HSW vehicle overall for a few reasons, despite being the slowest car on the list.
The Pegassi Weaponized Ignus is the fastest car according to lap time, and it has the best car lap time, only surpassed by the Shitzu Hakuchou Drag bike. This means that it is very nimble in corners. The handling of the Grotti Itali GTO Stinger TT may be difficult in contrast, despite its superior straight-line speed.
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