Ferrari has previously redefined the automotive world with the releases of the Enzo and Laferrari, including futuristic tech, more like that from 10 years into the future. Ferrari recently just revealed its Laferrari successor, one that will carry the brand into the future.
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Overview
The Ferrari F80 stands as a homage to the brand's pursuit of perfection in a car. Being the successor to the iconic Laferrrai, the F80 incorporates formula 1 tech and light 3D printed metal parts. the car. has been limited to 799 units, and only Ferrari's top grade clients will make the cut. As of February 2025, we have hard rumours that there are still around 15% of the 799 that remain unsold, if the trend continues, we might be seeing prices drop in the future. This new Ferrari is set to compete with the Mclaren W1 and the new Porsche mission, and complete the new holy trinity.
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Powertrain
The Ferrari F80 uses a high tech hybrid system to produce power. It has a mid - mounted 120 degree 3.0 liter V6 that produces 900 horsepower with a 9200 rpm redline paired with an electric front axle to produce 1200 horsepower. Much of the powertrain has been taken from Ferrari's F1 department, and fitted into a road - legal car. This powertrain boosts the Ferrari F80 from 0 - 60 in just 2.1 seconds, and complete the 1/4 mile in under 10 seconds.
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Design
The Ferrari F80 is designed to bully the air, with it's aggressive styling and aerodynamic design. The F80 is set low and wide, with a large tailwing that generates around 400 pounds of downforce at 155 mph, as well as a pass through hood, to increase downforce in the front. The headlights are connected by a large black strip, just like the Ferrari 12Cilindri. The F80 has huge wheels, and very large brake calipers, to be able to stop the car from 60 - 0 in just 91 feet. The F80 has butterfly doors, only available on Ferrari's Hypercars, such as the Enzo and The Laferrari, the F80's predecessors.
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Infotainment and Interior
The Ferrari F80 is designed with performance in mind, and has space for two in the cockpit. Only the driver has a fitted seat, covered in red leather. The passenger seat as been molded into the car's body to save weight, and trimmed in black, presumably Alcantara. In fact, Ferrari has referred to this car as a 1+ , meaning driver first and everything else second. The steering wheel is flattened on the top and bottom, and made out of carbon fiber that is wrapped in black Alcantara The F80, unlike many modern Ferraris, lacks the many screen in the cockpit, and it has no designated infotainment screen, with most of the information displayed on the gauge cluster.
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Pricing and Delivery date
The Ferrari F80 is currently priced at over 3 million, with exact pricing varying a great deal, depending on your add - ons and packages. Deliveries are set to start in late 2026, with deliveries potentially dragging on into 2028, depending on when the last of the 799 available models are sold to Ferrari ambassadors.
The F80 is the embodiment of Ferrari's excellence of engineering. With it's hybrid technology and 300hp/l V6, the F80 is Ferrari's most powerful car yet, and this just reflects Ferrari's dedication to comply with euro standard, while delivering incredible hypercar performance
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