Ferrari’s highly anticipated new hypercar has been partially revealed ahead of its official unveiling, thanks to a leak by an insider.
Flagship of the Brand
The Italian automaker, known for its secrecy and precision, is facing an unexpected breach as one of its exclusive models has been disclosed by a privileged client, according to Motor.
The latest Ferrari hypercar, which is set to become the new flagship of the brand, was initially slated to be revealed on October 20.
However, a fortunate client, David Lee, who owns a notable collection of Ferrari models including the 288 GTO, F40, F50, Enzo, LaFerrari, SP3, and SF90XX, has unveiled details of the vehicle ahead of the scheduled date.
Lee shared an image showing the car’s silhouette and design, stirring excitement and speculation.
Disrupted Release Plans
Ferrari’s upcoming hypercar, known internally as the "F250," is rumored to be named the "F80."
According to Lee, the F80 features a sleek, elongated tail and an advanced cockpit design. This revelation has disrupted Ferrari's carefully controlled release plans, which were intended to keep the car’s details under wraps until the formal presentation.
The new hypercar is part of Ferrari’s continued effort to push the boundaries of performance and design.
As the successor to both the Enzo and the LaFerrari, this model represents a significant milestone for the brand. Despite the early exposure, Ferrari is expected to proceed with its planned release schedule and deliver these limited-production vehicles to select clients starting in 2025.
