German tuning house Novitec has set its sights on the Ferrari SF90 Stradale. After giving us goosebumps with its power and visual upgrades for the Ferrari F8 Tributo and Ferrari SP1 Monza last year, Novitec is moving the goalposts with its interpretation of an Italian hybrid supercar.
Tomorrow, July 22, Epic Games will add an entirely new vehicle to its hit battle royale game: the Ferrari 296 GTB. The crossover was announced by Ferrari, which shared the same teaser image as Epic via the official Fortinte Twitter account. Though Fortnite has been home to a number of crossovers, some more substantial than others, this marks the first time an automotive brand has marketed in the game.
Novitec has unveiled the Ferrari F8 N-Largo widebody edition, a more extreme version of the Novitec Ferrari F8 Tributo unveiled last year. Whereas the latter made do with a stock body and updated performance components, the N-Largo version is taking up a notch by offering more horsepower and aero-optimized styling.
The 2022 Ferrari 296 GTB is the first road-going Ferrari to have a V6 engine. In addition, it’s also the first rear-wheel-drive hybrid to wear a prancing horse badge. And we may be pushing it, but we think the latest 296 GTB is the first Ferrari to look the business since Roma’s debut in 2019.
Carrozerria Touring Superleggera recently unveiled its latest creation called the Arese RH95. Built to commemorate Touring’s 95th birthday, Arese RH95 draws its name from Touring’s HQ in Via per Arese in Milan, Italy, and the initials of project Arese’s ‘founding patron.’ Nevertheless, the Arese RH95 is a breathtaking rendition of Ferrari’s magnificent F8 Tributo supercar.
The Ferrari SF90 is the fastest and most potent roadgoing hypercar from the famed Italian automaker. However, German tuner Wheelsandmore begs to disagree. You see, it has created a more powerful version of the SF90. We don’t know what it’s called, but we bet it’ll go like the proverbial stink.
The 80s was the heyday for TV shows and movies where cars were as much a character as the actors. One of the more iconic 80s cars was the Ferrari Testarossa featured heavily in the extremely popular "Miami Vice" series. A Swiss tuning firm is taking that iconic 1980s vehicle and giving it a restoration along with some modification known as a restomod.
Ferrari has revealed its latest supercar, with the 812 Competizione promising to coax more performance from the Italian automaker's iconic V12 engine. Offered in both coupe and targa variants, though each only in vanishingly small numbers, each can go from 0-62 mph in 2.85 seconds, and hit a top speed of 211 mph.
A company called GTO Engineering is showing off a new car that it has designed called the Squalo. The company says its goal is to put fun and engagement back into driving, and Squalo is modeled on what the company calls the golden age of sports cars while adding a modern twist. The car was built from the ground up at GTO Engineering headquarters in the UK.
As the name suggests, a standard Ferrari 812 Superfast is, well, a stupendously quick supercar. However, Ferrari recently unveiled a ‘faster’ and more potent version of the 812 Superfast. It will debut on May 5 as having the most powerful and highest-revving V12 engine in Ferrari’s history.
German tuning firm Mansory recently unveiled its latest version of the Ferrari F8 Tributo. Affectionately called the Mansory F8XX, it’s a complete vehicle conversion with new wheels, exclusive paint, a lightweight body kit, and a ton of power hiding under the bonnet.
Ferrari will reveal its first all-electric car in 2025, the automaker has confirmed, putting to rest long standing will-they-or-won't-they speculation about whether an EV really can find a place in the Italian supercar-maker's range. The timeline for the new Ferrari EV was confirmed during its Annual General Meeting, held today.