Ferrari Hybrid

Facing the Ferrari Hybrid on the road, the all-new supercar will be launched in 2020



Back in 2013, Ferrari took the world by surprise when introducing the LaFerrari gasoline-powered system. After five years, the Italian supercar has officially announced the launch of the second hybrid, promising to continue to be a super-product that no less attractive LaFerrari.




Earlier this year, paparazzi caught a Ferrari prototype, allegedly a new hybrid, as the car was racing on its Fiorano track.

And recently, another vehicle was discovered, especially this car was discovered on the street, proving that the steering and transmission of the car was stable so it was. put out trials on public roads.



Despite its full black body, the prototype still stands out and attracts the attention of everyone around. It is clear that the test car is based on the Ferrari 458, although there are some differences.

For example, in the rear of the car there are orange lines, characteristic of the characteristics of a hybrid car, the hood also has two huge air intake holes located on the top of the engine compartment.


Sergio Marchionne - Former CEO of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Ferrari, died on July 25 this year - has shared something about the next Ferrari super car. He said the new supercar will have EV (100% electric) steering, which will have a more sophisticated transmission and steering system than the LaFerrari.

Maranello's second hybrid car is expected to be launched next year with the powertrain still featuring a V12 engine. In fact, Ferrari is trying to avoid using turbochargers, so they choose to participate in the electrolysis field, which can both increase the power of the car and protect the environment.

Ferrari even wants to put the hybrid powertrain on its first SUV, the FUV (Ferrari Utility Vehicle), a high-powered car that is in the process of development and refinement.