
ferrari laferrari electric hybrid supercar
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designboom has just returned from the 2013 geneva international motor show, where ferrari has taken wraps off their
highly anticipated supercar naming it as 'laferrari'. with just 499 production vehicles to be built, the limited-series
automobile combines formula one performance and sustainability with its first ever hybrid powertrain - a HY-KERS
system that delivers 963 horsepower from its V12 engine and its two electric motors. equipped with a 7-speed dual-clutch
gear box EF1-trac F1 electronic traction control system, 'laferrari' is capable of reaching speeds over 350 km/h -
launching 0-100 km/h in less than 3 seconds and 0-200 km/h in under 7 seconds, making it the fastest road car in
the company’s long history.
to boost efficiency, sports active aerodynamic devices front (diffusers and guide vane on the underbody) and rear
(diffusers and rear spoiler) generate down force when needed without compromising the car’s overall drag coefficient -
deploying automatically on the basis of a number of different performance parameters which are monitored in
real time by the car’s dynamic vehicle controls.
laferrari official launch video
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ferrari 'laferrari' electric hybrid supercar
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developed by flavio manzoni's design team, 'laferrari’s' styling works in close collaboration with the engineers to emphasize
and retain close links to the marque’s tradition - and to that of the ferrari enzo predecessor. its side profile sees a sharp,
downward-sloping nose and a low hood highlighting its muscular wheel arches, a clear reflection to the forms found in the
late-1960s ferrari sports prototypes.

'laferrari' front view - vertical opening doors
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the limited-series automobile combines formula one performance and sustainability with its first ever hybrid powertrain
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'laferrari’s' styling works in close collaboration with the engineers to emphasize and retain close links to the marque’s tradition
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ferrari 'laferrari' electric hybrid supercar
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3/4 rear end side view
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rear view
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rear end detail
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adjustable spoiler
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the prancing horse's brembo ceramic brakes bring 963 hp to a complete stop
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vertical doors
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drivers interior cockpit detail view
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the layout of the cabin is tailored to the driver - where instead, the seat is fixed, while both the pedal box and steering wheel are adjustable.
the driving position is similar to that of a single-seater, which was configured based on input from F1 drivers fernando alonso and felipe massa,
who played an active role throughout the entire development process.

passenger interior cockpit detail view
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HY-KERS hybrid system features a 7-speed dual clutch
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HY-KERS power unit integrates two electric motors
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F1 HY-KERS electric motors
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full view of 'laferrari'
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'laferrari' front end 3/4 view
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3/4 top view highlighting sloping nose
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drivers side view - 'laferrari' was designed with F1 engineering specs
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rear end detail - adjustable wing automatically configures downforce needed
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cockpit detail
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steering wheel detail with new electronic display
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Good to see Ferrari is following in Porsche’s footsteps and finally produced a more or less Eco-friendly hybrid supercar.
@Babak It may be an hybrid but there is nothing “eco-friendly” about this car at all… Not saying it’s a bad thing, just it is not the point of a Ferrari. The day they drop the V12 for a 4 cylinder then maybe… but it won’t be a supercar anymore.
I totally agree. I have a collection of every Ferrari because I love them. The day they stop making them with their supersize engines, that’s the day i’ll stop buying them.