Ferrari F150, first data and images of the Enzo's successor

At last. Months and weeks of waiting to officially see some of the angles of the new bodywork of the Enzo’s successor, the Ferrari F150. In the images released by the brand itself we can appreciate both the front and the rear, two areas that, at first glance, barely resemble the rest of the current range.

The rear will feature two round lights apparently connected by a long horizontal strip of LEDs that will only light up when the driver presses the brake pedal. The roof shape lowers the supercar’s height without significantly reducing headroom for driver and passenger, thanks to a double-bubble design.

Although the images don’t show it, we assume that the Ferrari F150 will feature a retractable rear spoiler similar to the one used by its predecessor. However, unlike that one, it may be much larger and more pronounced, with shapes similar to those used on the McLaren P1, its future arch-rival.

In a mid-rear position, just behind the driver’s and passenger’s seats, sits the all-powerful 6.3-litre V12 engine which, together with the KERS system, produces over 900 CV delivered directly to the rear wheels through a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox.

The weight has been reduced to an incredible 1,100 kg, mainly thanks to the extensive use of carbon fibre and exotic materials. In this way, and thanks to its powerful engine, the Ferrari F150 will become the fastest road-going Cavallino Rampante ever to leave the Maranello factory.

Via | Diariomotor