The brand new and extremely anticipated Ferrari F250 hypercar is out and fully functional. The Car Magazine UK spotted it testing next to Maranello
The colour and the whole look is meant to distract from the bodywork underneath, but you’ll see that the doors do cut into the roofline, much like the cockpit of a prototype racing car. The big rear wing is race-car aggressive, too, and there will be lots of active aero trickery on the move.
Meant to launch in 2026, this hypercar is said to be a limited-production run of 600 units is in the offing. This will include 200 open-top Spider versions and a few XX track-only versions for Ferrari’s customer racing operation. And all have been accounted for. It is believed they will retail for roughly R45 million at the current exchange rate.
With three years out from production, no one really knows what’s lying behind the midships in the Ferrari F250 hypercar. One thing for sure is that it will be hybrid, and most likely deploying a turbocharged downsized V6 mated to an electric motor with regenerative capabilities, rather than the V8 or V12 of yore.
Power and performance is seriously impressive in the new V6-engined 296, so we expect the same, just pumped up to eleven from the F250 hypercar.
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