The LaFerrari redlines at 9,250 rpm. Total torque generated by the engine and the electric motor exceeds 664 pounds-feet. By comparison, the Ferrari F12 Berlinetta delivers 509 pounds-feet.

The Ferrari LaFerrari is a supercar powered by a ... gives the LaFerrari exceptional acceleration when combined with the electric motor and the quick-shifting dual-clutch transmission.

It was strange that when we arrived at the factory in Maranello for the briefing on the LaFerrari ... provided from the 161-horsepower electric motor bolted to the back of the 7-speed twin ...

Yet Ferrari engineers are adamant that electric propulsion was added solely to make the LaFerrari quicker. The electric motor fills in where the engine is soft, which allowed the engineers to tune ...

This explains why the Ferrari F80 ditches the V12 engine we saw on the LaFerrari in favor of a 3 ... The F80's powertrain also includes additional electric motors that generate additional power.

While EVs were once a purely environmental option, performance vehicle manufacturers like Porsche, Lamborghini, and even Ferrari are also firmly on board with the concept. The hype surrounding ...

A new halo model has also been confirmed, with Ferrari scheduling a replacement for the LaFerrari hypercar ... be home to the manufacture of the electric motor, the inverter and the battery ...

Ferrari didn’t get where it is today by playing it safe. The LaFerrari’s party piece is a 6.3-liter V12 and electric motor combination. Together, they produce 951 horsepower and 664 pound-feet ...

The centerpiece of the LaFerrari is the mid-rear-mounted ... why does it need an electric motor?" Besides enabling Ferrari to compete with other hybrid vehicles, the electric motor significantly ...

Thereâ s something undeniably romantic about a Ferrari ... LaFerrari, while technically a hybrid, earns its place on this list due to its fanatical naturally aspirated V12 engine paired with ...