Ferrari F150: new teaser ahead of the Geneva Motor Show

Not many hours remain before the Geneva Motor Show kicks off, and one of the most anticipated brands is Ferrari, for a very weighty reason in the world of sports cars: they will unveil the Ferrari F150, which has been talked about for months as the successor to the Enzo.

The thing is, Ferrari could not have unveiled a more mysterious final teaser than this one, with the famous Cavallino Rampante as its star. A teaser like this tells us nothing, so let us go over what is known so far about the F150, which is destined to be the most direct rival to the McLaren P1.

One of the features that has drawn the most attention through other teasers is the double-bubble roof (which does not appear in the renders), which will provide more room for driver and passenger while lowering the height of the entire bodywork to gain aerodynamic efficiency. Continuing with the changes, the rear would offer a line of LED lights running between the two taillights. The use of a movable rear wing is neither confirmed nor ruled out; in any case, it could be quite large. And the cherry on top is the chassis made entirely of carbon fibre, with a fixed seat for the driver.

As for engines, we will almost certainly find the fastest Ferrari created to date. A 6.2-litre V12 producing around 800 CV is anticipated, coupled to a KERS that would raise the final output to between 930 and 950 CV.

Without a doubt, the fortunate 499 owners of the limited edition F70 will know how to get the most out of such a showcase of technology from Ferrari. And no wonder, given the figures that have been floated unofficially: 3 seconds to reach 100 km/h and 7 seconds to reach 200, with a top speed of 370 km/h.

The F150 would cost almost 1,200,000 euros, pending official confirmation of the price at the Geneva Motor Show. As I said earlier, only for a select few lucky buyers.

Via | Auto Express