If Enzo Ferrari were alive, he would probably have an objection to the number of doors on Purosangue, not to mention other things.
Il Commendatore, the man who founded Ferrari and drove it until his death in 1988, was not thrilled that the emblem of the “propped horse” was found on a “raised caravan”, because Ferrari did not want the clearance to be like a Porsche Cayenne, since to compromise handling and driving characteristics.
The most explicit spy photos so far, show Purosangue on the streets of Maranella, near the factory, write Hot Tires. With carbon-ceramic brakes and alloy wheels borrowed from Roma, the prototype is thoroughly camouflaged. Some details, including the rear door handles, are said to be inspired by the Alfa Romeo 147 and Toyota C-HR, respectively. If we look more closely, we will notice two squares within the camouflage on the rear wheel arches, where the fuel tank door should rest, ie the PHEV connection.
2022 Ferrari Purosangue specs
Based on a recent spy video from Fioran, Ferrari will offer the Purosangue in a plug-in hybrid version with a twin-turbo V6 engine. Since the “propelled horse” manages to make the six-cylinder sound like a V12, it is worth noting that the 3.0-liter V6 drives 296 GTB, and it is a unit with a cylinder row below 120 degrees. This wide-angle machine delivers 663 hp at 8,000 rpm, which is really extreme. With the help of an electric motor, the total of 830 hp is more than Porsche pulls out of the V8 Turbo S E-Hybrid setting.
Short and relatively small ground clearance for one SUV
2022 Ferrari Purosangue release date
The new Ferrari Purosangue 2022 SUV will be officially unveiled in the first half of 2022.
2022 Ferrari Purosangue cost
Expected price for a new Ferrari Purosangue 2022 SUV is around $300,000
source: carscoops