1 / 10Ferrari launches the new F80 supercar: Ferrari has officially unveiled its latest limited edition supercar, the F80, with a starting price of €3.6 million (£3.1 million or around Rs 30 million). The car, which was presented at Ferrari’s headquarters in Maranello, was already sold out before deliveries began.
2 / 10Racing DNA in the F80: Inspired by endurance racing and Formula 1, the F80 integrates advanced motorsport technologies. Ferrari has benefited from its successful efforts in the World Endurance Championship, where it won the last two editions of the prestigious 24 Hours of Le Mans.
3 / 10Hybrid Power and Performance: The F80 is powered by a 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 engine combined with electric motors. The combustion engine produces 900 HP, while the hybrid system adds 300 HP, giving a total of 1,200 HP. This hybrid setup improves the overall speed and performance of the car.
4 / 10Aerodynamic Engineering: Ferrari has implemented aerodynamic features derived from Formula 1 on the F80, allowing it to generate 1,050 kg of downforce at 250 km/h. The car includes a floor structure, barge platforms and a three-plane wing. An active rear spoiler can be raised and tilted to optimize airflow.
5 / 10Innovative design approach: Inside, the F80 features a staggered seating configuration, with the driver’s seat positioned slightly ahead of the passenger. It also features butterfly doors, adding to its distinctive design aimed at enhancing the driving experience.
6 / 10Lightweight and high rigidity chassis: The F80’s chassis is made of carbon fiber, reducing weight by 5% compared to previous Ferrari supercars and increasing rigidity by 50%. This design improves handling, making the F80 highly responsive at high speeds.
7 / 10Exclusive production: Only 799 units of the F80 will be produced, all of which have already been allocated to specific customers. According to Enrico Galliera, Ferrari’s commercial and marketing director, the company received three times more orders than planned production.
8 / 10Speed and acceleration records: With a 0-100 km/h time of 2.15 seconds, the F80 has set a new record for Ferrari as the fastest-accelerating internal combustion engine (ICE) road car it has ever built. The car also boasts a top speed of over 350 km/h, making it a standout vehicle in its class.
9 / 10Left-hand drive only: The F80 is available exclusively in a left-hand drive configuration. As a result, it will not be sold in countries like India, where right-hand drive vehicles are mandatory. This decision highlights Ferrari’s focus on optimizing the car’s performance for selected markets.
10 / 10Deliveries and production schedule: Ferrari plans to begin deliveries of the F80 in late 2025. Production will continue until 2027, coinciding with Ferrari’s 80th anniversary.
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