For the 80th anniversary, a limited number of 399 Ferrari F80 Cabriolet models are rarer than hardtops.
Recently, we obtained a set of Ferrari F80 Aperta (convertible) spy photos from relevant channels. Ferrari officially launched the F80 model in October 2024, and now the brand is expanding the lineup, and spy photographers have photographed the new prototype in Maranello for road testing. It is generally believed that the car is the F80 Aperta, a model name trademarked by Ferrari as early as 2023. It is reported that the Ferrari F80 Aperta will be limited to 399 units, which is more rare than the limited number of 799 hardtop models, and is expected to be launched next year to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the brand. Since it is an open-top derivative, it is not surprising that the design basically continues the style of the hardtop model, but the whole test car is covered with heavy camouflage. It is expected that the roof structure design of the new car will most likely be based on the LaFerrari Aperta solution, equipped with a removable carbon fiber hard roof panel, and a soft roof that can be folded, which was launched to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the brand. Consistent with the LaFerrari Cabriolet, the F80 Aperta is expected to feature a reinforced body structure with special optimizations for aerodynamics. This set of changes not only ensures the rigidity of the body is in line with the hard top version of the car, but also allows the car to maintain a good cockpit environment while driving on the open top. The powertrain is expected to be configured directly in the hardtop version with a 3.0T V6 engine with two electric turbochargers and an engine output of up to 900 horsepower. In addition, the F80 is equipped with a front-axle dual motor and a single rear motor, and a four-wheel drive system is formed, and the combined power of the electric system unit reaches 300 horsepower. After the combination of the above power units, the combined maximum power of the Ferrari F80 came to 1200 horsepower, with an 8-speed F1 dual-clutch transmission, the acceleration time of 0-100km/h was 2.15 seconds, the acceleration time of 0-200km/h was 5.75 seconds, and the maximum speed was 350km/h. (Written by/Yao Yu, Car House).