Purosangue, Ferrari’s inaugural SUV, was developed to compete against high-end models like those manufactured by Lamborghini Urus and Aston Martin DBX. Equipped with off-roading capabilities and featuring an 815hp V-12 powerplant beneath its bonnet – as well as being fitted with hybrid technology capable of producing 700 horses – Purosangue also comes equipped with off-road capabilities and will include off-road capabilities as standard. A hybrid powertrain of 700 horses will soon follow.
At last we got our first glimpse of Ferrari’s innovative new front-engine modular SUV GT design through their Roma coupe. Intended to support all-wheel drive and hybrid plug-in powertrain options, its initial model features an updated version of Ferrari’s 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V-12 under its hood; capable of 715 horsepower at 7,750rpm with 528lb-ft of torque peaking out at 6,250rpm without turbos; 80 percent of that torque can be found by 2,100rpm! Furthermore, its standard AWD version features an eight speed dual clutch transmission designed specifically for it which provides all-wheel drive capability while plugging-in powertrain capabilities are provided through its eight speed dual clutch transmission which specifically tailored for it as part of its hybrid plug-in powertrain setup – both feature updated versions from its counterpart that features Ferrari’s V-12 as iterations; while its initial version features Ferrari’s naturally aspirated 6.5L naturally aspirated V-12 which produces 715HP at 7,750 rpm while 528lb-ft torque is produced at 6,250 rpm with 80 percent available at 2,100 rpm; this engine also boasting all wheel drive capability via its eight speed dual clutch transmission designed specifically designed exclusively designed transmission system – plus 8 speeds specialy designed just like its counterpart’s original Purosangue variant;
Purosangue hybrid vehicle boasts an expected total system output of 700 horsepower; featuring a Ferrari-derived 3.9 liter twin turbo V-8 as well as electric motors producing 161 horsepower each for an anticipated system total.
2023’s Purosangue SUV marks an exclusive first from Ferrari. According to reports, this crossover can accelerate from zero-60 in just 3.3 seconds; we look forward to testing that claim out. Meanwhile, its top speed has been reported as 200mph; perhaps we should wait and see whether Ferrari saves this record for another performance-oriented model later on?
Purosangue offers two-wheeled solutions with its 255/35 tires with 22-inch front wheels and 315/30 tires with 23-inch back wheels, as well as its 315/30 rubber with 23-inch back wheels.
The Purosangue effectively replaces the 2-door GTC4Lusso in Ferrari’s lineup; as its largest vehicle and tallest and largest model. Not much of an upgrade compared to when GTC4Lusso first made an appearance; sitting capacity has increased and cargo room has more than tripled compared to shoebox. Rear-hinged doors make an elegant entrance, as well as providing access for shorter wheelbase.
Overall the Purosangue measures 195.7 inches long by 79.8 inches wide by 62.6 inches high with an 118.8-inch wheelbase; cargo capacity stands at 16.7 cubic inches.
Anticipate that deliveries should begin near 2023’s conclusion.
Ferrari Purosangue Marks the Next Era of Luxury SUVs
The Ferrari Purosangue, set for release in 2023, promises a significant breakthrough for luxury SUVs. Though Ferrari is best-known for producing high-performance sports cars, the Purosangue represents its inaugural entry into SUV territory – competing head on against powerful competitors such as Lamborghini Urus and Aston Martin DBX models.
Underneath this SUV lies a powerhouse engine. The Purosangue features a 715 horsepower V-12 engine from Ferrari; proof of their commitment to performance. With 528 lb-ft of torque at 6,250 rpm available from 2100rpm up, acceleration becomes thrillingly quick!
Power is distributed evenly among the four wheels via an eight-speed dual clutch transmission designed specifically for this SUV, making for quick acceleration from zero to 60 mph in just 3.3 seconds and reaching 200 miles an hour, an indication of its sports car DNA.
But Ferrari is not stopping with their Purosangue V-12 variant alone: They have also unveiled an exciting hybrid version which promises even greater power output, expected to boast a 3.9 liter twin turbocharged V-8 engine combined with electric motors capable of 161 horsepower to generate 700 total system horsepower output – further cementing Ferrari’s reputation for high-performance vehicles.
While the Purosangue boasts power and agility expected of a Ferrari, its practicality should not be neglected. Equipped with off-roading capability and seating for four passengers – making this SUV suitable both for driving enthusiasts as well as long journeys! –
The Purosangue stands as an eye-catching departure from Ferrari’s traditional lineup in terms of size. Not only is it the largest of their current vehicles, but also their tallest and most spacious one yet; with four rear-hinged doors providing stylish access and exit while contributing to a shorter wheelbase.
The Purosangue measures 195.7 inches long by 79.8 inches wide by 62.6 inches high with an impressive wheelbase of 118.8 inches and cargo space capacity of 16.7 cubic inches to accommodate luggage and daily essentials.
As for its price, luxury and performance come at a premium in the Purosangue SUV. An initial cost estimate puts this ultra-luxury vehicle within this segment; deliveries should begin by the end of 2023.
At its heart, the Ferrari Purosangue SUV marks an extraordinary intersection between Ferrari’s racing heritage and SUV practicality. It promises an exceptional driving experience by seamlessly fusing power, performance, luxury, and prestige into one unique driving experience. Be it as an enthusiast of luxury SUVs or simply an admirer of automotive excellence – be sure to keep an eye out for this beauty when it arrives and get ready to experience Ferrari in an entirely new light!