Prestige automaker Ferrari is no stranger to squeezing insane amounts of power from their engines, with its new V6-powered supercar taking the cake.
Ferrari already offers a pretty serious answer for anyone who thinks the 296 GTB isn’t focused enough. The 296 Speciale takes the company’s V6 hybrid supercar and turns up practically every aspect of ...
The iconic Ferrari Dino is back! Well, sort of. As rumored over the past couple of years, Ferrari reintroduced a V6 engine in its lineup. In turbocharged hybrid form. Meet the 296 GTB, Maranello's ...
Ferrari reaffirms its long-term commitment to V6, V8, and V12 power, keeping internal combustion alive as part of a balanced strategy with hybrids and electric models. Ferrari will continue producing ...
Ferrari’s new V6-powered sports car is here. Although it’s not just V6-powered. This new Ferrari 296 GTB also features a pair of turbos and a plug-in hybrid system to generate power. It actually makes ...
After taking the veils off the 812 Competizione in April, the best name in the business prepares for the reveal of a wildly different car. Codenamed F171, the “Baby Ferrari” will premiere on June 24th ...
Car ditches hybrid powertrain and is much quicker than V8-engined 488 Challenge.
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Ferrari defended its decision to give the F80 a turbo-hybrid V6, saying the layout comes directly from its Le Mans–winning 499P endurance racer and better suits the car’s performance goals than a V12.
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