The Ferrari has revealed its new supercar, the F80, set for 2026, combining an 888-horsepower V-6 engine with three electric motors, resulting in a total of 1184 hp.
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Inspired by Formula 1, it replaces the V-12 engines of previous generations with a more efficient engine while maintaining top performance. With advanced aerodynamics and an impressive downforce of approximately 1050 kg at 250 km/h, the F80 reaches speeds of up to 349 km/h. Only 799 units will be produced, reinforcing its exclusivity.
The car features an active suspension that balances comfort and high performance, adjusting as needed at different speeds. Active aerodynamics, such as the automatically adjusting rear wing, contribute to track performance.
Inside, the F80 accommodates two occupants, with the driver positioned forward and the passenger slightly back, offering a unique driving experience.
In addition to cutting-edge technology, Ferrari promises long-term support with a battery replacement program to ensure that the F80 remains functional for many years.
Although the starting price is $3.1 million, the exclusivity and innovations of this supercar make it an icon of the brand and the automotive world.
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