The Ferrari Purosangue steps up a level thanks to tuner Venuum
Tuner Venuum has worked on the impressive Ferrari Purosangue, equipping it with a rather spectacular body kit made of carbon fibre.

Not long ago we saw how Novitec had worked on the Ferrari Purasangue to give its engine an even more spectacular sound than it originally had. But this is not the only tuner that has wanted to bring its view of the supercar to the Italian luxury SUV. Venuum is another of the tuners who have worked on this model and given it an even more striking image.
The Black Venuum Edition features a glossy black paint on its bodywork and wheels designed to match this look perfectly. The Venuum kit has reinforced the SUV’s image with a redesigned front fascia. It features renewed air intakes, a redesigned grille and an aggressive diffuser that reinforces the image of a solid, powerful vehicle.

The bonnet features two large air intakes and fits the Purosangue perfectly, as if the Ferrari itself had designed it. The badge is now black, and the LED headlights have been tinted to match the front end to the overall design of the vehicle.
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Black Venuum Edition
This imposing presence is reinforced by wider wheel arches, both at the front and rear. The body height is slightly lower, which gives the design a style that differs from the rest of the car. The front wheels measure 22 inches, while the rear ones are 23 inches. Many elements are made of carbon fibre, and there are several red elements to create an interesting contrast.
At the rear we find a new spoiler above the rear window, which together with a redesigned diffuser, featuring fins below the exhausts, improves aerodynamic performance.
What has not been changed is the engine and exhaust. The 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 engine and the exhaust remain the same in this variant, which nevertheless is more striking visually.
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