The Italian brand promised a facelift for the Ferrari FF and did not disappoint. The Ferrari GTC4Lusso has a presentation scheduled for the 2016 Geneva Motor Show.
Promised is due. Ferrari unveiled the successor to its all-wheel-drive sports car, and it wasn't just the name that changed. The Ferrari FF's 6.3-litre atmospheric V12 engine has been upgraded and now delivers 680 hp and 697 Nm – a significant improvement over previous figures. According to the brand, acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h is achieved in 3.4 seconds (less 0.3 seconds) and top speed remains at 335 km/h.On the outside, the Ferrari GTC4Lusso maintains the “shooting brake” style characteristic of the previous model, but with a slightly more muscular and straight appearance. Among the main modifications, we highlight the redesigned front, revised air intakes, roof spoiler and improved rear diffuser, all with aerodynamics in mind.
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Inside the cabin, the Italian sports car adopts the latest Ferrari entertainment system, a smaller steering wheel (thanks to a more compact airbag), trim improvements and other minor aesthetic changes. The Ferrari GTC4Lusso will be presented at the next Geneva Motor Show.
