Ferrari has raised the bar again with the launch of its new generation icon of power, the 2026 Ferrari F80. This latest generation model, with the DNA of legendary Ferraris like the 288 GTO and the ...

Heck, the Ferrari F80 doesn't even have a V8, as it is a V6 with dual turbos that can rev up to 9,000 rpm that powers it. The F80's insane performance and power make the Ferrari Enzo feel slow and ...

Ferrari has debuted its all-new 882kW/1100Nm F80 hypercar in Melbourne ahead of the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix.

Richard Mille releases a new watch with Ferrari, marking the fifth in a lineage of split-second tourbillon watches dating ...

288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo, LaFerrari and now the ballistic Ferrari F80 – the latest in a long line of hallowed supercars from Ferrari is being touted as the ultimate expression of Ferrari F1 ...

Specifically, the Ferrari F80's V6 is now the most powerful V6 engine used in any road-going car in 2025. This article focuses on the Ferrari F80's V6 engine. We've only considered the power ...

With a list price of $3.7 million, Ferrari’s new “hypercar" was revealed to the public in October with a twist: It wasn’t available for sale. All 799 units of the low-slung, high-haunched ...

They're only making 399 of them. All are spoken for. The Ferrari F80 will be the only real competition. Maybe the Rimac Nevera. We have now seen it in the carbon fiber and touched it, but we didn ...

though said charging speed is not indicative of what the Ferrari's electrical architecture can handle. With the LaFerrari-replacing F80 self-charging hybrid rocking an 800-volt system, we'd be a ...

Leading the all-star pack is Ferrari’s latest, once-in-a-decade halo product: the F80. It succeeds a long line of poster cars—the 288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo and the LaFerrari hybrid. Much like ...

All 799 units of the low-slung, high-haunched F80 model—the most expensive production vehicle in Ferrari’s history—had been promised to top customers like Luc Poirier.