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Rarely have we seen so much hype build around an upcoming car. After countless speculative renderings and teasers, guesses regarding its technical specifications and its name, it's finally here –LaFerrari, the "Enzo successor", which has just made its debut in Geneva. That basically means "the Ferrari" so with a name like that you expect it to be great.
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- Ferrari Goes From Red To Green, Plans To Offer Hybrid Option On All Models
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Allow Us to Introduce You to Ferrari LaFerrari [Photo Gallery & Videos]
Rarely have we seen so much hype build around an upcoming car. After countless speculative renderings and teasers, guesses regarding its technical specifications and its name, it's finally here –LaFerrari, the "Enzo successor", which has just made its debut in Geneva. That basically means "the Ferrari" so with a name like that you expect it to be great.
You also expect it to have a high-revving V12 engine, which it does, as well as a much talked-about electric motor to provide an extra bit of shove and prove that Ferrari cares about the environment – this car is a hybrid, which features a HY-KERS system (Kinetic Energy Recovery System), charging the batteries (which we'll get to later on) through regenerative braking or by using the engine.
Read more »- Swiss Ferrari Collector Picks Up His Laferrari From Maranello
Albert Obrist is one of the 499 clients whom Ferrari invited to buy one of its LaFerrari hypercar that combines a naturally aspirated V12 and the HY-KERS electric propulsion system for a total of 950hp (963PS). Read more »...
- Zender's White-hot Abarth 500 Corsa Stradale Concept
Thanks to Ferrari and other sports car makers from Italy, most automotive enthusiasts know what to expect when the words "Corsa" and "Stradale" are used to name a vehicle(for the record, "Corsa" is Italian for "Race"...
- Video: Ferrari 599 Gto Prototype Shows Some Muscle On The Fiorano Race Track
A prototype model of the Ferrari 599 covered in black cladding has been snagged on film during testing at the Fiorano circuit. We're not entirely sure if it's a test mule for a replacement of the 599 or an updated version of the current model,...
- Ferrari Teased Ferraristas With A 599 Gto Roadster At Pebble Beach
After Ferrari announced in June that they would be organizing special presentations for people to view a topless 599, is it surprising that the Italian Stallion previewed a 599 roadster (or "Barchetta", perhaps?) at Pebble Beach? Not particularly....
- Ferrari Goes From Red To Green, Plans To Offer Hybrid Option On All Models
If you need further proof that the hybrid craze is sweeping across the automotive industry, consider that even Ferrari is planning to offer hybrid versions across its entire range of supercars within the next three to four years. The announcement was...