In the market for a hybrid supercar? Porsche is taking preorders for the 918 Spyder hybrid, a supercar first announced at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show. The vehicle was intended to remain a concept, but Porsche received such a positive response that it decided to put the supercar into production. Now, just a year later, customers can start lining up. Check out this video.

The lithium-ion battery powered vehicle packs a punch, with the ability to go 0 to 60 mph in 3.1 seconds and a top speed of 199 mph. According to Porsche, it also features a “high revving 500-plus horsepower V8 engine assisted by two electric motors with a total of at least 218 horsepower” inspired by the Porsche RS Spyder racing engine.

And like any good hybrid, it has an impressive fuel economy: 78 miles per gallon, 16 miles on pure electric charge at up to 94 mph.

That kind of power doesn’t come cheap. The Spyder will retail for $845,000 when it goes on sale in 2013–and only 918 customers will have the opportunity to buy it. So it isn’t exactly the mainstream hybrid vehicle of the future, but it is proof that electric cars can be just as sexy as their gasoline-powered counterparts.

Ferrari unveiled it’s cool hybrid electric car: the Ferrari 599. The bright green concept vehicle, was revealed at Geneva’s Auto Show. It’s based on Ferrari’s 599 GTB Fiorano. This is their first attempt at entering the hybrid market.

It was only a matter of time before Porsche jumped on board going green. The 918 Spyder Hybrid concept car, revealed this week at the Geneva Auto Show, supposedly goes 0 to 60 mph in 3.2 seconds, gets 78 miles per gallon, and can go 16 miles on an electric charge. The car weighs about 3,285 lbs (including batteries) thanks to carbon-reinforced plastic body panels and an aluminum and magnesium chassis.

Here is the Mercedes F800, which showcase at the Geneva Auto Show in March. One version is an electric/hydrogen hybrid; the lithium-ion battery will carry it 18 miles in single overnight charge, while the hydrogen fuel cell is good for another 375 miles. But there’s also a more realistic version that contains a hybrid gasoline/plug-in electric V6 engine. The model is a style preview for the 2011 revamp of the CLS line, which is rumored to also include a hybrid engine.