LaFerrari replacement: v12, no hybrid, less power than SF90stradale?

if they really come up with a NA v12 lightweight formula, then imagine what the xx version of it will look like! less weight than current fxxk, more powerful and NA V12 sound like the enzo fxx.. or 333sp!

 

Have you seen this interview with Gordon Murray? If the answer is no... look at it!!!!
I know...I know...it's very long but it's very interesting.
Especially when he exposes his thoughts on electric cars

 

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Thank you Maha!!!!!!!!!! Nice video... I love the symphony of this v12... These machines are works of art.
the Aston Martin, for me, has moved the battlefield, because it's changed the philosophy of hypercars thanks to the genius of Adrian Newey and his staff.
As I said before, for me would be fantastic to see a Ferrari hypercar with the philosophy of an F1 car.
But let's not have any illusions... it will be very difficult because it is very expensive to design and build a car of that type.
In fact AM (before Lawrence Stroll's investment) was in financial difficulties because of the huge funds that the Valkyrie project required.
Perhaps this type of car will have a future if it brings great revenue, perhaps through participation in the endurance Championship that in 2021 will change the rules.

 

Not really. The entire AM business has been in a dire state for most of its existence.

Ferrari always invest heavily in their halo models, cost won't be an issue.

 

But Ferrari is the type of company for a last hurrah of the NA cars. An hybridless LaF alone would be a dream, just imagine an even better NA engine and less weight. Literally the car that every single petrol head will want in their collection. Ferrari knows very well how much money is being spent on the classic market in detriment of buying the new stuff.

 

But Ferrari is the type of company for a last hurrah of the NA cars. An hybridless LaF alone would be a dream, just imagine an even better NA engine and less weight. Literally the car that every single petrol head will want in their collection. Ferrari knows very well how much money is being spent on the classic market in detriment of buying the new stuff.

 

I think the chances of the new halo being NA and without hybrid/electric system are naught. Ferrari said they only produce a new halo car when there is substantial new tech to showcase so be ready for a full electric.

 

recent ferrari patents related to EVs and hybrids. these are new.. not the old patents shared here

 

and of course new v12

 

all the (brand) new street legal Ferrari models will be hybrid. There won't be a new v12, of course. The future will be V6 and V8. V12 for the not street legal cars or very limited numbered productions. It's easier that the new LaF will be full electric rather than only with a new V12!

ciao

 

If you are right so the brand is doomed.
I strongly believe the opposite ( new V12 and a mix between hybrids cars and non hybrid cars range )

 

I hope the same as you, but the actual flagship is an Hybrid model (the SF90), Formula 1 car is hybrid, actual hypercar is hybrid, so I don't see why the next one shouldn't be hybrid

Ciao

 

we know that you possess lots of insider knowledge regarding ferrari but are you sure of no new v12 ferrari engine? or it's your own hypothesis?. it's obvious that there may be no "regular" v12 ferraris but it may be used as you suggested for limited edition ferraris. ferrari's flagship hypercar tends to show its technological advances; what if it shows it's V12 supremacy. i don't think v12 is so untechnological. and may be all EV versions will be categorized differently.

 

I have no info about a new V12, but this doesn't mean there won't be a new one. All what I wrote is my own idea and no more.

Ciao

 

I thought Ferrari filed a patent for a new V12.

 

I think that patent you are talking about is for a generic internal combustion engine and not only for a V12 engine.

Ciao

 

Would love to see something like this on a hypercar https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/mercedes-benz/glc/first-drives/mercedes-benz-glc-f-cell-2019-review

both hydrogen cells and traditional batteries for the best of both worlds

and hydrogen could also charge up the batteries for full power

 

Will the fxxk version sound better than the road legal version because it does not have to follow noise regulations?

 

God no !!!
I hope Ferrari never go there. If you want electric stuff, go buy a Prius.
The replacement should pack a NA V12 that gives out the maximum possible HP output, it should have no electric stuff whatsoever and it should weigh as less as possible.
Something with around 1000 HP and a weight of 1000 kg would be ideal. And with a central driving position. Ferrari made such a car in the past, they should do it again.

 

https://www.motor1.com/news/400628/ferrari-stallone-hypercar-concept/

Beautiful render!!!

 

From the Motor1 article

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Beautiful wheels!

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Stallone - A Ferrari Concept by Murray Sharp

This render is beautiful! Elegant and aggressive! What more could you want? I don't know how Ferrari could do any better than this. And I know they could do a lot worse, as in disappointing.
Would anyone be disappointed if this were the LaF replacement?

https://www.behance.net/gallery/71912161/Stallone-A-Ferrari-Concept
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On the dyno, spitting flames!!! very cool! well done


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I think this guy likes it as much I do! "Breathtaking" agree


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