The LaFerrari replacement, codenamed F250, is expected to launch in late 2024.
remains the epitome when it comes to performance in the world of automobiles. The Italian carmaker is in the works to launch a long-awaited replacement to its previous hypercar iteration LaFerrari, and the model is expected to launch in late 2024.
Varryx, the person who spotted the tested model, said it sounded more like a twin-turbocharged V6-engined car. The LaFerrari, on the other hand, featured a naturally-aspirated V12 motor that sounded somewhat iconic.The motor in the F250 is likely to be an advanced version of the twin-turbo setup seen in Ferrari's 499 Le Mans Hypercar, which is derived from the 296 GTB and GT3 racing iterations.
setup is expected to be tuned to produce more than 1,000 hp , which will surpass the Ferrari SF90 Stradale with 986 hp .However, reducing the number of cylinders won't help the hypercar lose weight compared to the V-12-powered LaFerrari. This is because the hybrid system with its set of batteries is likely to weigh a considerable amount, which may have a negative effect on said weight savings.
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