[iamahunter]

Oh Man that's an ugly Ferrari!

Mr. Enzo Ferrari's soul would be so furious!

Probably the strategy to get some cash rolling with these cars, most would want it just for being first Ferrari SUV. The hype with these cars is real.

[S2K]

This looks like the Hulk version of the Roma. And does not look good at all.
Will definitely wait for better photos with different angles with the hopes that it does look good.
Might as well become the ugliest Ferrari, if its very similar to this.

[Thegermanbadger]

Honestly, I feel that none of these 'hypersport SUV's' are good looking.

If compared to any sport/super car it will be a hideous concoction of family design characteristics with being forced to put the performance and handling of said supercar into a 2 plus ton SUV.

They are more function over form. Function being having Ferrari or Lamborghini levels of performace yet being a 'SUV'.

It might be a best seller for Ferrari. Who knows. The Urus sold like cake for Lamborghini.

For now I'll stick to my BMW X3 and Toyota Prado 120.

Cheers

[Venkatesh]

Ferrari has officially teased the Purosangue SUV.

You’ve heard the rumours and we’re delighted to confirm they’re true (some of them). All will be revealed later this year.

Link

[swunkjyn]

I am really looking forward to see how this turns out in reality. They will have to outdo Lamborghini this time. Surely, they are rivals and their cars look a lot different but seeing how the URUS looks, this has to be above and beyond that we would expect in an SUV from Ferrari. It should not looks like a stretched version or taller version of their current marque.

[Venkatesh]

Ferrari Purosangue was caught testing in Italy.

The test car is fitted with a set of black ten-spoke wheels and sports a rear spoiler and quad tailpipes mounted on the diffuser.

The Ferrari Purosangue appears to have a compact footprint when compared with the Volkswagen T-Cross that is parked in the background.

Source

[Venkatesh]

Ferrari announces New V12 Engine for a "Game-Changing" Model.

The V12 engine has always been part of our DNA. It is a celebration of our heritage, and a symbol of our relentless quest for new heights. Discover more details about this game-changing new model, which will be launched later this year.

Could this V12 engine be for the Purosangue SUV?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Hg77miY5MkQ?feature=share

Source

[SSO]

Originally Posted by Venkatesh

Ferrari announces New V12 Engine for a "Game-Changing" Model.



Could this V12 engine be for the Purosangue SUV?

https://Youtube.com/watch?v=Hg77miY5MkQ?feature=share

Source

Yes, it was confirmed on the Earnings Call yesterday.

[Venkatesh]

Originally Posted by Venkatesh

Ferrari has officially teased the Purosangue SUV.

Ferrari Purosangue to be unveiled in September 2022.

Ferrari will be disciplined in applying such exclusivity also to the Purosangue, the pure V12 model that will be unveiled in September 2022. The yearly average contribution to the shipments is currently planned to remain below 20% over its lifecycle.

Press Release

[Venkatesh]

Ferrari Purosangue to be globally unveiled on 13th September.

Teaser



Link

[Venkatesh]

Ferrari released a short teaser video that shows the Purosangue’s front end while the crossover’s exhaust roars in the background.



Hear the V12

[Venkatesh]

Ferrari has unveiled the Purosangue, a car it describes as its first ever four door, four seat model.

› 6.5-litre naturally-aspirated V12 petrol engine

› 725hp and 716Nm

› Engine power is channelled to all four wheels via a 2-speed front power transmission unit, and an 8-speed rear dual clutch transmission

› 0-100kph in 3.3 seconds, 0-200kph in 10.6 seconds and top speed in excess of 310kph

› The Purosangue is 4973mm long, 2028mm wide and 1589mm tall

› 180mm of unladen ground clearance and a lift option will add in an additional 30mm

› Instruments and infotainment share screen behind wheel, Front passenger gets own digital cockpit.

https://youtu.be/Y0CPrFtwb4g

[saikishor]

I am getting Kia EV6 vibes. Maybe because of the similarity in colours or the short stubby nature, but there's no denying that the silhouette has EV6 vibes in it. I don't care if I get bashed after saying this but frankly it does look like the EV6's Italian cousin. I mean somehow it just doesn't have the SUV vibe or stance. Looks more like a crossover. The Urus looks really butch compared to the Purosangue.



I am nowhere close to affording a car like the Purosangue. I always admired Lamborghini's, and if my opinion counts, I would anyday pick an Urus over this Ferrari(or, save a hell lot of money and buy a Kia EV6).

[SnS_12]

A car Ferrari said they will never build and a car they never actually required to survive unlike some of its competitors but still they went on and took their time and built a masterpiece with a proper NA V12

Looks wise looks more like a shooting brake than an SUV or FUV or even a lifted FF/Lusso. But with the price tag this will command don’t think this will end up bringing 50% sales for Ferrari like the Urus as they have a huge demand order book for their other limited edition expensive models but maybe a lot off first time Ferrari buyers might get attracted just like what happened with Lamborghini and Urus? Only time will tell.

[DicKy]

Originally Posted by saikishor

frankly it does look like the EV6's Italian cousin. I mean somehow it just doesn't have the SUV vibe or stance. Looks more like a crossover. The Urus looks really butch compared to the Purosangue.... I always admired Lamborghini's, and if my opinion counts, I would anyday pick an Urus over this Ferrari(or, save a hell lot of money and buy a Kia EV6).

Well, Ferrari never said they were building an SUV, nor were they aiming for a butch look.

Unlike Lamborghini, Ferrari always gave the 'looks' a second priority. The test mules were indicative of the crossover shape, and the unveil showed us a beautifully made 4 door, 4 seater (in their words) with even rear suicide doors. Not like the tonka truck version of the Audi Q8.