The Ferrari Purosangre spotted in these spy photos
The first SUV from Ferrari has just been leaked thanks to these spy photos taken on its production line. What do you think?

Earlier this month, the Prancing Horse marque confirmed that it would produce its first SUV sometime this year, 2022. It has been one of the most anticipated models since 2018, when the first information from the brand began to surface.
Now, thanks to leaks from Ferrari’s own factory, the new Purosangre has been spotted with no camouflage whatsoever on its bodywork. This is something we had not seen until now, and it lets us observe the elegant, sporty features of this new SUV.
Without losing its essence
Without a doubt, the new Ferrari Purosangre carries the distinctive DNA of its brand, deeply embedded in its design. It has light clusters split in the same way as those of the SF90, a very sharp front bumper with a grille featuring the Prancing Horse inserted in its lower section, and a muscular bonnet with highly sculpted, long lines that pushes the cabin back in the style of the F12 or the 812 Superfast.
Turning to the side, the Purosangre features new wheels in a fairly classic design that works very well, gloss-black wheel arches to emphasise its SUV character and visually raise it, and a black side skirt which, together with its styling lines, gives it a very sporty look.

At the rear, the eyes quickly go to its four exhaust outlets and the prominent diffuser in plastic-finish colour. Alongside these, its new horizontally arranged LED tail lights give a greater sense of width and complete the elegant lines of the Italian SUV.
Its heart and the arrival of the first units
As for its mechanicals, everything points to the Purosangre being powered by a twin-turbo V6 paired with a hybrid system like that of the 296 GTB, or perhaps the twin-turbo V8 of 4.0 litres fitted to the SF90.
As for the arrival of the first units, as Ferrari announced at the start of the month, its lucky owners will be able to enjoy the first SUV from Ferrari over the course of next year, 2023.
Technical specifications of this car
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