It will be presented in 2024
A new batch of spy shots shows Ferrari's latest hypercar cruising the streets of Germany. The replacement LaFerrari received some temporary components, including the four taillights from the SF90.
The odd-looking camouflage and tape can't quite hide the hypercar's aerodynamic package, which features a giant rear wing designed to keep Ferrari's next top model pinned to the road. There are massive air intakes at the front and rear, and side vents are also visible to improve airflow. The Ferrari lettering can be seen on the brake calipers of both axles.
The pair of round exhaust tips protruding from the center of the rear bumper are fake because the exhaust system itself is hidden behind a mesh. The rearview camera, located above the third brake light, is unlikely to remain there on the production car, as one would assume that Ferrari would do a better job of integrating it into the body. The massive rear diffuser gives the hypercar an unusual look, as does the massive front splitter attached to the bumper.
Cutouts in the roof reveal that Ferrari's new hypercar, codenamed F250, will feature butterfly doors. The source adds that Bosch has been testing certain hardware on this prototype, and the yellow triangle with black lightning suggests the car will be a hybrid. It is widely believed that for the first time since the F40, Ferrari's flagship will not have a V12 engine.
The car should be presented in 2024.