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The F80 is Ferrari's flagship and the successor to the LaFerrari; it commemorates the company's 80th anniversary. It was unveiled on October 17, 2024, with production beginning in 2025. It is powered by a hybrid system featuring a 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 derived from the 499P Le Mans Hypercar with 900 PS and three electric motors producing 300 PS, delivering a combined 1200 PS. Its styling is inspired by the F40 and the Daytona SP3, and it features butterfly doors. Production is limited to 799 units.
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Good to know
With a lap time of 1:15.30, the F80 holds the Fiorano lap record for a road-legal Ferrari.
According to Motor Trend, its boost pressure of 3.7 bar and specific output of 296 hp/l are the highest ever achieved by a production car.
Behind the passenger compartment, the engine cover features six air vents, corresponding to the cylinder count.
The trunk holds just 35 liters.
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Powertrain and performance
The V6 (F163 CF) is derived from the 499P Le Mans Hypercar and produces 900 PS, with three electric motors contributing 300 PS for a total of 1200 PS. The specific output of the 2992 cm³ engine is 296 hp/l, achieved in part thanks to 3.7 bar of boost pressure. Ferrari cites a top speed of 350 km/h, 2.15 s to 100 km/h, and 5.75 s to 200 km/h.
Body
The F80 is 4.84 m long, and its roof is made of carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic. The wheel arches with the vertical line above the doors are meant to recall the F40, while the black band on the hood pays homage to the 365 GTB/4 Daytona. The driver sits more centrally (1+ layout). The body is attached to the chassis with titanium bolts, with 42 percent of the weight on the front axle and 58 percent on the rear axle.
Aerodynamics
The active rear wing alters its height and angle of attack on the move: flattening out on straights to reduce drag, and tilting steeply in corners for greater downforce. An underbody venturi tunnel creates additional downforce. According to Ferrari, over a metric ton of downforce is produced at high speeds, specifically 1050 kg.
Production and price
According to Ferrari, production began in 2025; only 799 units will be built, all of which were already reserved by customers. The price is around 3.9 million US dollars, or 3.6 million euros. Despite this base price, purchase inquiries exceeded production volume. The F80 takes its place in the lineage of the 250 GTO, 288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo Ferrari, and LaFerrari.
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Frequently asked questions about the Ferrari F80
When was the Ferrari F80 built?
The Ferrari F80 has been built since 2025.
How much power does the Ferrari F80 have?
Power of the Ferrari F80: 1200 PS total system output (combustion engine 900 PS, electric motors 300 PS).
What engine does the Ferrari F80 have?
Engine of the Ferrari F80: 2992 cm³ F163 CF 120° twin-turbo V6. It sits behind the seats as a mid-engine.
How fast is the Ferrari F80?
Top speed of the Ferrari F80: 350 km/h.
How fast does the Ferrari F80 accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h?
The Ferrari F80 accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.15 s.
How many Ferrari F80 were built?
799 units of the Ferrari F80 were built.
Who designed the Ferrari F80?
Design of the Ferrari F80: Ferrari Design Center under Flavio Manzoni.
What are the predecessor and successor of the Ferrari F80?
