Ferrari BR20: the new and only Prancing Horse with a V12 engine and over 681 CV

It is called Ferrari BR20 and it has just joined the ranks of the Maranello makers. The new Prancing Horse is powered by a V12 engine capable of delivering a whopping 681 CV. The brand has also confirmed that this new supercar is based on the Ferrari GTC4 Lusso. Furthermore, the new Ferrari BR20 features a design inspired by the legendary Ferrari of the 1950s and 1960s.

The new Ferrari BR20 is a two-seater coupé supercar and has become the latest addition to the exclusive One-Off series from the Italian brand. The V12-powered supercar is inspired by the Ferrari coupés of the 1950s and 1960s. Likewise, the model incorporates design signatures that reference the legendary Ferrari 410 Superamerica and the Ferrari 500 Superfast.

Everything we know about the new Ferrari BR20

As confirmed by the brand based in Maranello, the Ferrari BR20 was designed as a one-off project for one of the Italian marque’s “long-standing clients”. It is worth noting that the new BR20 was developed on the platform of the Ferrari GTC4 Lusso, which left the production line relatively recently. However, this new model has been reworked. It is much longer, allowing for a far more striking rear overhang that also includes an aerodynamic channel, a spoiler and even exhaust outlets integrated into the diffuser.

At the front, there is a large, redesigned and widened grille. It now features unique horizontal slats and an upper element in carbon fibre that links it to other recent Maranello One-Off models. The lighting units have also been modified, with much slimmer daytime running lights and 20-inch wheels with a diamond-cut finish.

Inside, there are two seats, as the model is a two-seater. This allows the new supercar to feature a much more elegant roof with a fastback style. The interior is finished in leather and carbon fibre. The seats feature an exclusive stitching pattern, while the oak trim covers the rear bench and the luggage platform. No performance details have been revealed, but the car retains the 6.2-litre V12 engine and the four-wheel drive system of the GTC4 Lusso.

Ferrari has stated that the owner of the BR20 was “deeply involved” in the creation of the car, although it has not revealed the owner’s identity and has not given a price for the car.