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LaFerrari (Italy, 2013)

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Engine
V 12

Type
Fixed-head coupé

Displacement
382 cu in

Doors
2

Maximum torque
516 ft.lb @ 6750 rpm

Seats
2

Wheel Drive
Rear wheel drive

Luggage Space
--

Transmission
7, Double Clutch

Fuel
Petrol / Electric

Power-to-weight
--

Kerb weight
--

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safety rating:
NCAP

fuel efficiency
--

CO2 emissions
330 g/km

Displacement
382 cu in

max power
800 hp

acceleration 0-100 km/h
3s

top speed
218 mph

price

£ 1.143.945

* based on Portugal prices

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ownership cost:
annual

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about this car

FerrariFerrariItaly, 1947 > present233 models
5131 photos
37 videos
has revealed its successor to the EnzoFerrari Enzo FerrariItaly, 2002 > 20044 photos
2 videos
at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show. The new top of the Ferrari range is the LaFerrariFerrari LaFerrariItaly, 2013 > present16 photos
1 video
and it will be limited to 499 units worldwide.

The heart of the LaFerrari is its 6.3-liter V12 and HY-KERS hybrid system with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. As expected, the LaFerrari's V12 comes from the F12berlinetta, but it is even more powerful than we had anticipated with 950hp and more than 664lb-ft (900Nm) of torque. The V12 with a redline at 9,250rpm contributes 789hp, and the electric motor gives a further 161hp. The electric motor only provides a boost to the engine, and the LaFerrari is not able to drive on pure electric power. However, Ferrari says that HY-KERS will be able to drive future Ferraris.

The batteries are charged under regenerative braking and whenever the engine produces more torque than necessary.
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