Ferrari’s ‘most powerful road car ever’ is based on a hybrid V6 setup with three electric motors capable of producing up to 1,200 horsepower.

Ferrari on Thursday unveiled its new limited edition supercar, which incorporates features from Endurance motor competitions and Formula 1 and has already sold out despite its 3.6 million euro ($3.9 million) base price tag.

The storied Italian marque has just unveiled the F80, the long-awaited follow-up to the LaFerrari. The company’s latest halo car is a dazzling beast, with a Formula 1-inspired hybrid powertrain that’s twice as powerful as the unit in the legendary F40.

Ferrari has revealed the F80, a LaFerrari successor that uses a turbocharged and hybridized V-6 to make 1183 hp. It should be be the fastest Ferrari road car ever.

Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 or 2Rs. It also includes advanced safety features, such as automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, and traffic sign recognition.

The successor to the Ferrari LaFerrari hypercar has been revealed. Called the Ferrari F80, it is the Italian marque’s most powerful road car to date with a 1,200hp hybrid V6 powertrain that combines technology from the company’s Le Mans-winning 499P,

The 1,184 hp F80 hybrid is as easy to drive as a 296, Ferrari says, and ushers in a new design language for the brand

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Just 799 examples will be produced and the car comes with a 3.0-litre V6 powertrain and will rival the recently revealed McLaren W1. Ferrari has revealed its latest hypercar to go up against the McLaren W1 – the F80.

Ferrari has officially announced the successor to the LaFerrari with the introduction of the F80 hypercar, a jaw-dropping blend of hybrid technology and cutting-edge design. Set to hit the market in late 2025,

A new Ferrari flagship comes around about once a decade, if that. Eleven years on from the LaFerrari, the Ferrari F80 is Maranello’s next pride and joy. It’s a fitting name, returning to the taxonomy the automaker started with the Ferrari F40 in 1987,