Showing posts with label Ferrari. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ferrari. Show all posts

Friday, October 19, 2012

Sorry Detroit, the Ferrari F70 won't be making an appearance

Sorry Detroit, the Ferrari F70 won't be making an appearance:
Posted on 10.19.2012 09:00
by
Aravind


After initial rumors and reports that Ferrari would unveil the highly anticipated flagship at the 2013 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS), now, according to Autoblog.com, reports suggest that Ferrari hasn’t finalized the plans for a worldwide launch. So, Ferrari enthusiasts who have penned down the date on their calendar will sadly have to strike them off.
On the other hand, the Prancing Horse might consider a private launch, separate from all the big car shows, so that they can grab more attention and more people to drool over it. A likely reason for its change of plans is because of the unveiling of the sister brand’s - Maserati - next generation Quattroporte. If debuted at the same show, the F70 would’ve drawn the entire Detroit population towards its stand leaving the Maserati stand deserted.

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Take a look under the hood of the next Ferrari F70

Take a look under the hood of the next Ferrari F70:
Posted on 10.3.2012 02:00
by
Simona

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Last week, at the 2012,Paris Auto Show, Ferrari unveiled a unique composite chassis for the upcoming F70 hybrid supercar. Today, a leaked scan from Ferrari Magazine Number 18 revealed a few more details on the future hybrid powertrain. The image shows a big V12 engine and, of course, a lot of power lines that are part of the hybrid KERS system.
This image doesn’t help in identifying the exterior or interior design of the future supercar, but it does give us an idea of the power source. We still are waiting for the official details, but rumors suggest that the next F70 will combine a 900 HP V-12 engine and a 120 HP KERS system for a total output of more than 1000 HP.
This combustion engine links to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. On the electrical side, you have a series of components working together for optimal efficiency. On the backside of the seven-speed trans, you have a high-power traction motor. This motor electrifies the seven-speed trans, adding to the power the engine delivers to it. Attached to the gasoline engine is an auxiliary generator that charges the batteries, as needed. Lastly, on top of the transmission is the hybrid power unit, which features two inverters and a smart cooling system.
The next Ferrari F70 is expected to make its world debut in March 2013 at the Geneva Motor Show, so stay tuned!

Take a look under the hood of the next Ferrari F70 originally appeared on topspeed.com on Wednesday, 3 October 2012 02:00 EST.
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Ferrari FF Debuts a Glass-Roof in Paris

Ferrari FF Debuts a Glass-Roof in Paris:
Posted on 10.1.2012 14:00
by
Simona

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One of the most important Ferrari debuts at the 2012 Paris Auto Show was the chassis for the upcoming F70 supercar, but while it undoubtedly caught all of the attention in Paris, Ferrari’s stand included a few other very cool vehicles. Visitors have seen cars ranging from the new F12berlinetta to a very special FF that certainly has a feature worth mentioning.