First image of new hybrid Ferrari supercar leaks onto the internet.
Posted on Instagram and since deleted, the image show the profile of what Ferrari has claimed will be the fastest road car it’s ever produced, with performance beyond that of the LaFerrari.
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The name is expected (but not confirmed) to be SF90 Stradale, a new naming convention for a new class of Ferrari supercar.
The SF90 Stradale doesn’t replace any existing model in the Ferrari lineup. As part of Maranello’s decision to widen its range, it announced it would split its mid-engined supercar offering in two, offering an ultra-high performance model – the SF90 – and an entry-level model which concentrates more on driving enjoyment.
The car is powered by a 769 hp turbocharged petrol engine, which is the largest power of a Ferrari V8 aggregate (4.0 liters). The remaining power is provided by three electric motors, one on the rear and two on the front axle.
The SF90 Stradale is equipped with four-wheel drive to fully utilize incredible power, the statement states. The car accelerates from 0 to 100 km / h in 2.5 seconds and from 0 to 200 km / h for 6.7 seconds and achieves a maximum speed of over 340 km / h. The car has a range of 25 km and a maximum speed of 135 km / h in electric mode, using the power of two electric motors mounted on the front axle of the car.
The SF90 will also be the first model to be built on Ferrari’s new flexible sports car architecture, which allows a number of different drivetrain configurations to be installed, including crucial space for a hybrid drive system.
