Event Coverage: LaFerrari - The New Enzo Unveiled
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[Ef]saceone[sF]
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electric engine...Ferrari...LAferrari...WTF...il va neiger des singes
Snowy_Beast
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PURE SEXXX !!!
HeadBanger
MR staff member
Looks good from the front and rear. Any other angle it looks like a kit car based off of a 458.
'mk4-Turbo
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ridiculous!! Ferrari always impresses
talk about having a choice of supercars...in the last 2 weeks there has been 3 or 4 unveils of some intense supercars
talk about having a choice of supercars...in the last 2 weeks there has been 3 or 4 unveils of some intense supercars
AriGold
New member
Front end is hideous, looks like one of those Mansory after market kits. Wheels look like they've been ripped off a 360 Modena. Headlights are from the F12/FF. Profile is nothing special. The ass is awesome. Interior is okay. Name sounds cool only if you're Italian and can pronounce it well.
6/10 for looks. Ferrari should have done better, they were able to produce some of the nicest cars ever, now their design is boring. Not very Italian.
The Enzo was a way better looking car. I'm sure the performance is going to be out of this world, but for styling ehh not so much.
Mansory body kit
360 Modena/Carrera GT wheels. Nothing special about the profile either.
Typical Ferrari interior
BUT DAT ASS THO
6/10 for looks. Ferrari should have done better, they were able to produce some of the nicest cars ever, now their design is boring. Not very Italian.
The Enzo was a way better looking car. I'm sure the performance is going to be out of this world, but for styling ehh not so much.
Mansory body kit
360 Modena/Carrera GT wheels. Nothing special about the profile either.
Typical Ferrari interior
BUT DAT ASS THO
Scooter
Premium
963 HP (800 from V12 + 163 electric)
0-100 < 3 secs
0-200 < 7 secs
5 secs faster than Enzo in Fiorano and 3 secs fatser tnah the F12 Berlinetta
yakee73
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Steak
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The 220mph green machine: Ferrari unveils fastest-ever supercar electric hybrid with top speed of 220mph (and a £1m price tag)•The £1million LaFerrari is the company's first ever hybrid supercar
•It can reach 62mph in under three seconds and has a top speed of 220mph
•It is faster than the iconic Ferrari Enzo and F12 Berlinetta
•The car uses a 6.3litre engine and 120kilowatt electric motor
•It has a total of 963 horsepower- equivalent to 10 Ford Fiestas
By Ray Massey
PUBLISHED: 11:01 GMT, 5 March 2013 | UPDATED: 14:54 GMT, 5 March 2013
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..Ferrari’s first ever hybrid was launched today as the company proves that environmental technology can still provide the speed-seeking thrills of a supercar.
The new lightning-fast car called LaFerrari - or ‘The Ferrari’ – is the fastest car the company has ever built, and will have a £1million price tag.
It has an electric motor linked to a 6.3 litre petrol engine that propels it from rest to 62mph in under three seconds and to 124mph in under seven seconds.
With a top speed of 220mph, its lap time around Ferrari’s legendary Fiorano circuit is under 1 minute 20 seconds - 5 seconds faster than a Ferrari Enzo and more than 3 seconds faster than a the F12 Berlinetta.
The company said that LaFerrari, which made its world debut at today’s Geneva International Motor Show, is the fastest car in Maranello’s history and ‘the first hybrid in Ferrari history.’
‘All in all the car guarantees maximum driving thrills,’ said a Ferrari spokesman. ‘The LaFerrari’s body has been given a sculptural treatment heavily influenced by its aerodynamics.’
Built for thrills, LaFerrari emits 330 g/km of CO2, which though low by supercar standards, is still much higher than an average hybrid car.
The congestion charge exempt Toyota Prius costs £21,600 and has CO2 emissions are much lower at just 89g/km, it qualifies for exemption from the London congestion charge and does 72 miles to the gallon.
LAFERRARI'S STATISTICS
Ferrari ‘LaFerrari’
Price: £1million
Type: Petrol-electric hybrid.
Built: Maranello, Italy.
Production run: Limited to an exclusive 499
Length; 15ft 5 inches
Width: 6ft 6 inches
Height: 3ft 8 inches
Weight: 1.365 tonnes
Petrol engine: 6.3 litre V12 and 800 horse-power
Electric motor: 120 kilowatt and 163 horsepower.
Total power: 963 horsepower- equivalent to nearly 10 Ford Fiestas.
MPG: 17 to 20 mpg (estimated)
Top speed: More than 220mph
0-62mph: under 3seconds
0- 124: under 7 seconds
CO2 emissions: 330g/km
Lap time Fiorano circuit: Under 1min 20s
.To save weight the seats are fixed and moulded to the individual driver following a ‘bespoke fitting’.
There are no runners. Instead it is the pedals and steering wheel which are adjustable. So if you sell the car, Ferrari will have to mould a new bespoke seat for the new owner.
The driving position is similar to that of a single-seater F1 car and was designed after consultation with the Ferrari drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa, who both played an active role throughout the entire development process.
Weight from the system is kept low and between the car’s two axles as close as possible to the floor to lower its centre of gravity by just over an inch to boost dynamic handling and help keep the car as compact as possible.
The chassis has four different types of carbon-fibre, all hand-laminated and cured in an oven in the racing department using the same design and production methods as the Formula 1 car.
The seats and the battery compartment were integrated into the chassis to improve the car’s rigidity and cut weight.
It is powered by Ferrari’s hybrid petrol-electric energy recovery system called ‘HY-KERS.’
The powerful 6.3 litre V12 800 horse-power engine is coupled with a 120 Kw electric motor with power equivalent to about 40 electric kettles, as much horsepower as a family saloon.
Together this gives the LaFerrari a combined power output of 963 horsepower – equivalent to nearly ten Ford Fiestas - to drive the wheels.
The electric motor is coupled with the F1 derived dual-clutch gearbox so that power is instantly available to the wheels during acceleration and from the wheels to the electric motor during recharging.
A computerised engine management system controls the relative flow of petrol and electric power.
A second electric motor powers ancillaries such as air conditioning. The thin battery pack weighing 60kg covers most of the cabin under-floor area and is attached to the chassis beneath the driver and passenger to keep the centre of gravity low.
The batteries are charged in two different ways. Firstly energy generated from braking is collected.
Secondly energy is collected every time the engine produces more torque or ‘puling power’ than is needed - such as in cornering. Instead of being sent to the wheels, the excess power is converted to energy and stored in the batteries.
An aerodynamic guide vane on the rear spoiler generates downforce to keep the car gripping the road – and prevent it taking flight. An on board computer electronically measures the car and the driver’s actions to optimise performance.
The 220mph green machine: Ferrari unveils fastest-ever supercar electric hybrid with top speed of 220mph (and a £1m price tag)•The £1million LaFerrari is the company's first ever hybrid supercar
•It can reach 62mph in under three seconds and has a top speed of 220mph
•It is faster than the iconic Ferrari Enzo and F12 Berlinetta
•The car uses a 6.3litre engine and 120kilowatt electric motor
•It has a total of 963 horsepower- equivalent to 10 Ford Fiestas
By Ray Massey
PUBLISHED: 11:01 GMT, 5 March 2013 | UPDATED: 14:54 GMT, 5 March 2013
Comments (12) Share
..Ferrari’s first ever hybrid was launched today as the company proves that environmental technology can still provide the speed-seeking thrills of a supercar.
The new lightning-fast car called LaFerrari - or ‘The Ferrari’ – is the fastest car the company has ever built, and will have a £1million price tag.
It has an electric motor linked to a 6.3 litre petrol engine that propels it from rest to 62mph in under three seconds and to 124mph in under seven seconds.
With a top speed of 220mph, its lap time around Ferrari’s legendary Fiorano circuit is under 1 minute 20 seconds - 5 seconds faster than a Ferrari Enzo and more than 3 seconds faster than a the F12 Berlinetta.
The company said that LaFerrari, which made its world debut at today’s Geneva International Motor Show, is the fastest car in Maranello’s history and ‘the first hybrid in Ferrari history.’
‘All in all the car guarantees maximum driving thrills,’ said a Ferrari spokesman. ‘The LaFerrari’s body has been given a sculptural treatment heavily influenced by its aerodynamics.’
Built for thrills, LaFerrari emits 330 g/km of CO2, which though low by supercar standards, is still much higher than an average hybrid car.
The congestion charge exempt Toyota Prius costs £21,600 and has CO2 emissions are much lower at just 89g/km, it qualifies for exemption from the London congestion charge and does 72 miles to the gallon.
LAFERRARI'S STATISTICS
Ferrari ‘LaFerrari’
Price: £1million
Type: Petrol-electric hybrid.
Built: Maranello, Italy.
Production run: Limited to an exclusive 499
Length; 15ft 5 inches
Width: 6ft 6 inches
Height: 3ft 8 inches
Weight: 1.365 tonnes
Petrol engine: 6.3 litre V12 and 800 horse-power
Electric motor: 120 kilowatt and 163 horsepower.
Total power: 963 horsepower- equivalent to nearly 10 Ford Fiestas.
MPG: 17 to 20 mpg (estimated)
Top speed: More than 220mph
0-62mph: under 3seconds
0- 124: under 7 seconds
CO2 emissions: 330g/km
Lap time Fiorano circuit: Under 1min 20s
.To save weight the seats are fixed and moulded to the individual driver following a ‘bespoke fitting’.
There are no runners. Instead it is the pedals and steering wheel which are adjustable. So if you sell the car, Ferrari will have to mould a new bespoke seat for the new owner.
The driving position is similar to that of a single-seater F1 car and was designed after consultation with the Ferrari drivers Fernando Alonso and Felipe Massa, who both played an active role throughout the entire development process.
Weight from the system is kept low and between the car’s two axles as close as possible to the floor to lower its centre of gravity by just over an inch to boost dynamic handling and help keep the car as compact as possible.
The chassis has four different types of carbon-fibre, all hand-laminated and cured in an oven in the racing department using the same design and production methods as the Formula 1 car.
The seats and the battery compartment were integrated into the chassis to improve the car’s rigidity and cut weight.
It is powered by Ferrari’s hybrid petrol-electric energy recovery system called ‘HY-KERS.’
The powerful 6.3 litre V12 800 horse-power engine is coupled with a 120 Kw electric motor with power equivalent to about 40 electric kettles, as much horsepower as a family saloon.
Together this gives the LaFerrari a combined power output of 963 horsepower – equivalent to nearly ten Ford Fiestas - to drive the wheels.
The electric motor is coupled with the F1 derived dual-clutch gearbox so that power is instantly available to the wheels during acceleration and from the wheels to the electric motor during recharging.
A computerised engine management system controls the relative flow of petrol and electric power.
A second electric motor powers ancillaries such as air conditioning. The thin battery pack weighing 60kg covers most of the cabin under-floor area and is attached to the chassis beneath the driver and passenger to keep the centre of gravity low.
The batteries are charged in two different ways. Firstly energy generated from braking is collected.
Secondly energy is collected every time the engine produces more torque or ‘puling power’ than is needed - such as in cornering. Instead of being sent to the wheels, the excess power is converted to energy and stored in the batteries.
An aerodynamic guide vane on the rear spoiler generates downforce to keep the car gripping the road – and prevent it taking flight. An on board computer electronically measures the car and the driver’s actions to optimise performance.
Snowy_Beast
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OmegaBoost
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if that car has the equivalent of 10 ford fiesta's then my car has the equivalent of 90 lawn mowers.
darkestfenix
Well-known member
Yeah the car looks nice but nowhere near the "outrageous" SUPERCAR look of the enzo, f50, f40. This could've easily passed as a typical next gen Ferrari.
Even after 10 years, the enzo still stands out in terms of design.
With that said, think it still looks beautiful.
Even after 10 years, the enzo still stands out in terms of design.
With that said, think it still looks beautiful.