Ferrari’s upcoming hypercar, the F250, is generating a lot of buzz. Spotted testing near the Maranello factory, this mid-engined marvel is expected to be limited to just 599 units, with an even rarer convertible spider variant rumored to be in the works at only 199 units.
Additionally, 30 track-focused versions are supposedly planned for Ferrari’s exclusive XX program. These details paint a picture of an incredibly exclusive and high-performance machine.
Interestingly, unlike its predecessors, LaFerrari and Enzo, which boasted massive V12 engines, the F250 is expected to utilize a twin-turbocharged V6 for a different kind of power delivery.
Revealed details hint at the colossal power the upcoming Ferrari F250 will possess. Borrowing from the brand’s successful 296 series, the F250 is expected to utilize a hybrid powertrain, likely featuring a downsized, high-performance V6 engine combined with an electric motor.
While the exact configuration remains under wraps, experts predict a focus on maximizing power rather than prioritizing electric-only range.
This aligns with Ferrari’s heritage of prioritizing exhilarating performance. With speculations suggesting a total output exceeding 1,000 horsepower, the F250 is poised to become a true successor to the legendary 288 GTO.e
