[Ferrari's successor] Ferrari's mysterious prototype discovers the difference between design / powertrain

The once-in-a-decade New Highpike?

A new prototype based on the landmark existence of Ferrari-a mix of Highpark and La Ferrari-has been witnessed on Italian roads.

The test vehicle, which was slightly camouflaged, did not try to hide the body style derived from the Lafari, but indicated that the blue triangle sticker affixed to the side was a hybrid model.

However, it is unlikely to share the chassis with Rafael Ferrari. First, the camouflage implemented is new, different from the test vehicle of Lafarari. Second, there are different shapes.

For example, there are five wheel nuts, while the Lafarari uses a center lock. The shape of the front desk has also changed and there is no central pillar on the bumper.

It is characterized by changing the shape of the roof line and installing a new engine cover. It is expected to carry a powertrain that is different from the 6.3L V12 of the Lafarari.

A spokesman for Ferrari declined to comment on the picture. As a test of the new machine, it may only use the fuselage of Laferrari, but the details are not clear.

However, Ferrari tends to release new models every decade. Today, nearly eight years after the debut of La Ferrari, it is undeniable that it may be the successor model.

Michael Letters, Ferrari's chief technology officer, told AUTOCAR last year:

"it is true that one is released almost every ten years. In addition, it is also true that one will be released only when a new technology is implemented. Therefore, we must understand what the technology of the new supercar is. "

Ferrari's second hybrid, the SF90 Stradale, is more powerful than Ferrari, but its output is unlimited and the price is about 1/3, so it will not become a direct successor model.

If Ferrari develops a real high Parker, it is likely to be built to compete with Aston Martin Valkyrie, Lamborghini and McLaren Spidertel.

The picture witnessed a total of 267 test vehicles [compared with SF90 Stradale and competitors]