F80 Breaks Cover As Ferrari's Most Powerful Hypercar Ever Made

The Ferrari F80 is the replacement for the LaFerrari. The new hypercar from Maranello joins the ranks of flagship Ferrari models such as the F40, F50, and Enzo. With a 3.0-litre twin-turbocharged V6 assisted by a hybrid system, the new Ferrari hypercar produces 1,200 hp, making it the most powerful model ever made by the brand. Besides the twin-turbo V6, the F80's hybrid powertrain uses three electric motors. Two sit on the front axle, while the third at the rear, acting as an MGU-K.Also Read: Ferrari claims the F80 can sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.15 seconds and clock a maximum speed of 349 km/h. With these specifications, it goes right against the McLaren W1. The W1 uses a plug-in hybrid powertrain with a twin-turbocharged flat-plane crank V8 engine. The engine hooks up to a 342 hp electric motor to produce a combined 1,258 hp. The W1 takes 2.7 seconds to hit 96 km/h.

Returning to the F80, its design will remind you of the aesthetics of the F40 and F50. It has a low-slung aerodynamic shape with modern retro elements. The front and rear subframes of the F80 are made from aluminium, while the tub is a carbon fibre monocoque. Ferrari has 3D-printed the double-wishbone active suspension setup of its new hypercar. F80's interior keeps the driver in focus. Though there is a digital instrument cluster and a traditional Ferrari steering wheel with everything on it, the F80 has a few retro panels inside its cabin. Ferrari will make only 799 units of the F80. Each will cost $3.1 million, and all units have already been sold.