In 2024, the highly anticipated Hypercar will be among the three new models that the renowned Italian luxury sports car manufacturer, Ferrari, will introduce. With 13,663 vehicles sold in 2023, the company set a record. Now, it is introducing new cars. Ferrari is a highly sought-after brand whose enduring appeal is demonstrated by the fact that all of its current models are sold out until 2026.
Unveiling of the Hypercar
A highly anticipated release is the LaFerrari's replacement, internally code-named "F250." This Hypercar is anticipated to be powered by a plug-in hybrid twin-turbo V6 powertrain that is derived from the 296 GT3 and the 499P endurance race car, rather than Ferrari's conventional V12 engine. According to reports, the company intends to build 30 hardcore XX models, 199 convertibles, and 599 coupes. The coupe is expected to go into production later in 2024. The convertible is scheduled to arrive in 2028, while the XX model is anticipated to roll off the assembly line in 2027
Other Models
Apart from the Hypercar, Ferrari is gearing up to present an 812 Superfast replacement, possibly with a smaller turbocharged V6 engine combined with a plug-in hybrid setup. Moreover, speculations indicate that a brand-new Icona model—a variation of the Purosangue SUV—might also debut in 2024.
Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna announced during the analyst conference call that after a record-breaking 2023, staff members will receive an estimated bonus of €13,500, or roughly $14,700. 2024 will see the release of several Ferrari models that are sure to enthrall fans and represent important turning points in the legendary brand's history. The launch of new models, which includes a state-of-the-art Hypercar, confirms Ferrari's dedication to pushing the limits of automotive performance and innovation.
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