Ferrari's unique core values have been raised to a whole new level in the car launched to mark the 70th anniversary of the foundation of the company. Designed for Ferrari’s most passionate clients, the LaFerrari Aperta is the new limited-edition special series model, and just a few examples – all of them already accounted for - of this spider version of the acclaimed LaFerrari supercar will be built.
At the heart of this automotive masterpiece is a hybrid powertrain that seamlessly blends a 6.3-liter V12 engine with an electric motor. The result is a combined output of 963 horsepower, providing breathtaking acceleration and an auditory symphony as the engine roars to life.
The LaFerrari Aperta's aerodynamic design is a work of art, carefully sculpted to enhance performance while maintaining an elegant aesthetic. The open-top configuration adds a layer of sensory connection to the driving experience, allowing enthusiasts to feel the wind rushing by as they unleash the car's formidable power.
Behind the wheel, the driver is treated to a cockpit that exudes luxury and sophistication. Premium materials, exquisite craftsmanship, and advanced technology converge to create an environment that is both comfortable and driver-centric. The Aperta's hybrid nature also allows for efficient driving in electric mode, emphasizing Ferrari's commitment to sustainability without compromising performance.
Proprietary Ferrari algorithms guarantee optimal integration of the electric motor and V12 engine and thereby optimizing dynamic behavior. When the car is cornering, the HY-KERS keeps the V12’s revs up to ensure quicker response times to the accelerator pedal when exiting.
The Brembo brakes, which integrate with the energy recovery system, have lighter calipers with a specific design designed to guarantee perfect heat dissipation from the new carbon-ceramic discs.
The LaFerrari Aperta’s styling retains the essential characteristics of the coupé. It is a futuristic and absolutely extreme car that seamlessly marries form and function whilst still retaining clear links to classic Ferrari styling cues.
The only significant difference is the door rotation system: when fully open, the Aperta’s doors are now at a slightly different angle than in the coupé version.