Will this be the look of the first SUV from Ferrari?

As disappointing as it may be for many engine purists, Ferrari has confirmed the construction of an SUV, which will go on sale in the early part of the next decade.

Ferrari has finally succumbed to the idea of entering the SUV market. After seeing direct rivals such as Lamborghini joining this segment of the market, the Italian manufacturer has officially confirmed that it too will jump on the bandwagon of SUVs.

The pressure to create the ultimate SUV will be high for Ferrari, especially considering we are talking about one of the most important, recognised and prestigious car brands in the world.

The SUV they intend to build will obviously be very fast and will aim to compete directly with the Lamborghini Urus. We are therefore talking about a luxury SUV, sporty, elegant and astonishingly fun to drive.

The design they will use for this new model is not yet known, however, thanks to the Instagrammer ildar_project, we can see a render of his own making of how a Ferrari in SUV form could look , and honestly, we think it is very successful:

As we can see in the photo, the rear belongs to the Ferrari Purosangue. There are many other details in the concept, whose inspiration comes from several of the brand’s models.

Among the most notable things in the render created by the Instagrammer, we find an elegantly positioned black spoiler and interesting details such as the triangular fuel cap or the low rear angles.

We are not particularly enthusiastic about Ferrari entering this type of market, however, one can understand why they are doing it, since the SUV market continues to boom and generates a large amount of revenue.

Although it will be a luxury SUV, extremely expensive, there will be many customers interested who will want to obtain this type of vehicle simply for its exclusivity.

For now, we are left with this model which, in our view, is an outstanding reproduction of what the Italian manufacturer may offer in the future, although of course, we are talking about Ferrari, and we know that its designs rarely disappoint.