For the first time in its 75-year history, Ferrari has introduced a four-door, four-seater model – massive power paired with revolutionary design.
With great anticipation, Ferrari has unveiled the mighty Purosangue, a car that promises to change the global performance car landscape. Powered by a naturally aspirated V12, the Prancing Horse’s hallmarks of the most powerful sports car are rightly, this time combined with practicality and increased ride height.
The Teatro del Silenzio in Pisa’s Lajatico was the spectacular venue for the unveiling of this groundbreaking car, with Ferrari DNA at its core and innovation at its core.
Named the Purosangue, which means “thoroughbred” in Italian, the car has been the subject of rumors and speculation for years, with the public and the media speculating that Maranello may be sitting on the sidelines.
Now here’s the answer, in all-wheel-drive, front-engine glory, and more power than any other car in the crossover segment. Designed to be as aerodynamic as possible, the Purosangue features a range of innovations, from the latest vehicle dynamics control systems to Ferrari’s world-first Active Suspension technology and Multimatic’s True Active Spool Valve (TASV) system.
The Purosangue is Ferrari’s first ever four-door, four seater car, marrying increased space with the company’s famed performance.
One design feature that will probably get everyone talking is that the Purosangue features a rear-hinged passenger door or welcome door, designed to allow people to get in and out of the car as smoothly as possible without adding height to the size of the vehicle. Elsewhere, customers will find Ferrari The largest luggage compartment ever, heated front and rear seats, and a high-end Burmester audio system come standard.
Unique rear-hinged doors allow passengers to get in and out more easily, while keeping the compact design intact.
The performance numbers are stunning. It sails from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.3 seconds, while the Purosangue sprints from 0 to 125 km/h in an incredible 10.2 seconds. The 6.5-liter V12 engine has been engineered to provide the driver with a seemingly limitless amount of power, paired with an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission and a cylinder head derived from the formidable 812 Competizione. The soundtrack produced is simply stunning.
Sustainability was key at Ferrari when designing the Purosangue, with 85% of the trim used for the car’s launch being sustainably produced: the fabric headliner is made from recycled polyester, the lush carpet is made from fishing nets salvaged from the ocean Made from recycled polyamide, the newly formulated Alcantara® is also made from recycled polyester.
The interior is carefully designed to give both the driver and the passenger a thrilling experience surrounded by luxury materials and space.
Purosangue’s interiors combine luxurious materials and stunning space with an emphasis on comfort and elegance.
The cockpit is inspired by the SF90 Stradale, the Ferrari sports car DNA remains, and the passenger is just as immersed in the driving experience, as his seat features a dedicated 10.2-inch screen that displays performance data as it happens.
With handling and performance utterly unmatched in a car of this size and shape, combined with Ferrari’s signature iconic style seen in its GT cars, it’s fair to say the Purosangue is a car that truly stands out. Car.