CSR2 Zenvo Aurora Agil — Best Tune, Shift Pattern & Stage 6 Guide

The Zenvo Aurora Agil rounds out the CSR2 top ten at 6.632 seconds — and it's the car on this list most people outside the hypercar world have never heard of. Zenvo is a small Danish manufacturer, and the Aurora Agil is the track-focused version of its Aurora platform. It sits at #10 on the Tier 5 leaderboard, but it's still faster than everything else in the game outside this top group. This guide covers what makes it special, how the Aurora drives on the strip, and the Stage 6 work needed to reach its ceiling.

About the Zenvo Aurora Agil

Zenvo operates out of Præstø, Denmark, building hypercars in tiny numbers. The Aurora comes in two flavours — the grand-touring 'Tur' and the track-focused 'Agil' — and the Agil is the sharper of the two. Under the carbon-fibre body sits a 6.6-litre quad-turbocharged V12 in a 90-degree 'hot-V' configuration producing 1,250 horsepower, paired with a 200-horsepower electric motor for a combined 1,450 horsepower. The powertrain was developed with MAHLE Powertrain and redlines at 9,800 rpm. It does 0–62 mph in 2.5 seconds, tops out at 227 mph, and generates 880 kilograms of downforce at 155 mph through a carbon-fibre monocoque. It's a genuine modern hybrid hypercar — and in CSR2 that combination of huge power and many gears defines how it drives.

Stage 6 Is What Unlocks the 6.6 Pace

Like every car in the top ten, the Aurora Agil only reaches its 6.632 ceiling fully maxed — all Stage 6 parts installed and every fusion slot filled. Get the fusions complete before you judge the car; until they're in, your in-game tune values read low and the NOS numbers won't match a finished build. Stage 6 is what separates a mid-pack hypercar from a leaderboard one here.

CSR2 Zenvo Aurora Agil Best Tune & Shift Pattern

The Aurora Agil drives like the rest of the Zenvo Aurora platform — it's a high-revving, many-geared hypercar, so the run is longer than the muscle and prototype cars higher up the list.

The key with the Aurora is that it's a long run on a high-revving engine — you launch on the needle drop, get NOS down early, and then hold each gear deep toward the limiter rather than shifting early. Because it's a seven-speed hypercar, the upper gears matter, so don't lift early. Run full grip to keep the 1,450 horsepower planted off the line. Exact launch RPM and slider values shift with your Stage 6 count and the specific Aurora variant, so confirm them against your build — but the needle-drop-launch, NOS-early, hold-gears-deep approach is the constant.

Stage 6 & Elite Tuning

The Aurora Agil reaches 6.632 only with all Stage 6 parts fitted and fusions complete, plus Elite Tuning where your account supports it. The exact NOS and final-drive figures depend on how many Stage 6 parts you've installed, so tune them to your own build and treat the shift approach as the constant.

The Aurora Agil in Live Races

Because the Aurora is a long, multi-gear run, it rewards a driver who can stay clean through a full sequence of late shifts — a mistimed shift late in the run is harder to recover than on a short, three-or-four-gear car. The upside is its raw power and grip make it very fast in a straight line once you've got the shift rhythm down. At #10 it's the entry point to the top tier of T5 performance, and a strong card for Live Races and crew play once it's built and dialled in.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the Zenvo Aurora Agil's best time in CSR2?

Fully maxed with all Stage 6 parts and fusions, the Aurora Agil runs 6.632 seconds — tenth fastest in the game, and the entry point to the top-ten group.

How do you drive the Zenvo Aurora Agil?

Launch on the needle drop (first dot of the "1"), shift into 2nd and hit NOS immediately, then hold each gear deep toward the limiter through a long, multi-gear run. Run full grip.

What's the difference between the Aurora Agil and the Aurora Tur?

They share the Zenvo Aurora platform, but the Agil is the track-focused variant and the Tur is the grand tourer. They drive similarly on the strip but are separate cars with their own tunes.

How do I get the Aurora Agil maxed without grinding?

It can be delivered fully built — Stage 6 fitted, fusions correct, Elite Tuning applied — to your iOS or Android account through our CSR2 mods service, so you skip the Stage 6 grind entirely.