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Discussion in 'Ferrari Discussion (not model specific)' started by Owen Edwards, Feb 18, 2022.

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  1. Owen Edwards

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    #1 Owen Edwards, Feb 18, 2022
    I’ve been given some information on the lineup range for the near future of Ferrari
    Ferrari F173VS- more extreme SF90 Stradale, featuring a wing, quad exhaust tips and S duct similar to the 488 Pista. Expected by late 2023.

    Ferrari F250- replacement for the laferrari. Expected for 2024

    Ferrari F244- full electric SUV, expected for 2024. The purosangue (base price rumored 450k btw) being pushed back till later this year as well.



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  2. Thomas S.

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    #2 Thomas S., Feb 18, 2022
    "Electric SUV" - worst of all worlds in the car-galaxy combined in one... Even would find it more exciting if they started Montezemolo's Italian high-speed trains under the Ferrari brand...
     
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  3. Owen Edwards

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    #3 Owen Edwards, Feb 18, 2022
    I agree, I wasn’t too thrilled about the Ferrari electric rumors and then they were confirmed with the upcoming SUV and I wanted to cry lol


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    #4 amenasce, Feb 18, 2022
    Why cant they launch a 500/1000 limited run of a lightweight v8 or v12 for $1m? Who cares about it being cohesive with the range..just a one off run.

    They have the engine, the have the gearboxes - just update the aero, the brakes, the suspension and the software.
     
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  5. Owen Edwards

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    #5 Owen Edwards, Feb 18, 2022
    Ferrari will be releasing many cars in the next 5 years based off this principle. These will be limited unit models for the icona range and completely different from the “regular” range in terms of technology. Ferrari also has extensive plans to further the SP programme which will feature one off cars.


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    #6 day355, Feb 18, 2022
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    #7 hotwheelsjack97, Feb 19, 2022
    I'm not excited about the SUVs but it was inevitable. The Laf replacement sounds cool.
     
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    #8 The128pin, Feb 19, 2022
    Any more solid news on where the Roma platform is going? I know there is a soft top Roma convertible coming apparently, but I am also wondering if/when they would launch a Roma M kind of model..
     
  9. Owen Edwards

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    #9 Owen Edwards, Feb 20, 2022
    I’ve heard a couple rumors with the Roma platform and I’ve seen pictures and videos of a few test mules so I do know they are running around. I’ve seen videos of a test mule Roma fitted with a V12 however it wasn’t a convertible. The Roma is based on the Portofino chassis which leads me to believe the Portofino will have a short life due to the delayed release. There is a soft top Roma coming but I’m not sure when. Initially the soft top Roma was planned to be released with the SUV but I’m not sure about that now. I believe Ferrari will only offer a soft top though, I think they will leave the hard top spiders and Aperta’s for the more “track focused” cars in the lineup. I think a Roma M model will be coming but not soon, it probably won’t be anything too drastic of a change I imagine. However I don’t know if the V12 test mule will ever become something only because the 812 is rounding up it’s life cycle and it needs to be replaced and the SUV has a v12 option so to have 3 cars with a v12 in the lineup along with the icona lineup would be a bad call by them


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