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confirmed it’s going to reveal a
supercar before the month is over in its Q1 2019 financial call. CEO, Louis Camilleri made the statement.
“The second model will be presented at the end of this month, with the world premiere held here in Maranello. As we have stated previously, it will be a top-of-the-line hybrid with
performance and a true beauty,” Camilleri said.
posted a transcript of the entire earnings call online, and
initially reported the news. We knew a hybrid supercar was on its way, but now we know it’s for sure happening this month from Maranello. The most
concerning this car was that it would be a twin-turbo V6 with a combined system output of 723 horsepower and 800 pound-feet of torque. A V8 hybrid powertrain in a different model is also expected to be revealed at some point, but that’s reportedly going to come after the V6.
Camilleri went on to say that this car “will be above the
. So it’s not a 488 replacement per se.” The
has supercar performance from its 6.5-liter V12, but it’s more of a grand tourer in the Ferrari lineup. And the
was just released as the
successor, so it’s more likely to be similar to the 812 with a different powertrain. Sitting above the 812 Superfast is no small chore, though, as that car makes 789 earth-shattering horsepower and
pound-feet of torque.
Ferrari has dabbled in a hybrid powertrain before with
. That car had a 6.3-liter V12 supplemented by a HY-KERS unit, providing an extra 161 horsepower and 199 pound-feet of torque from its electric motor for a grand total of 950 ponies and 715 pound-feet of torque. This hybrid Ferrari will certainly be less powerful than that, but we don’t know exact layout or function of the new system Ferrari is going to use yet.
Watch out toward the end of May for this electrified Ferrari to finally make its debut.
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