Ferrari has been intensively testing prototypes of its first Purosangue crossover in recent months, and photographers have repeatedly spotted models covered in extremely heavy camouflage. The Italian brand has always relied on strong camouflage for its models and in most cases their design was revealed at the official premiere of the car. Now, however, someone from the Ferrari factory has played a bad joke on the brand and shared two shots of the new model, which reveal much of its design.
The first picture is on the front left profile and shows us the headlights similar to those of the SF90. The design of the front is also similar to that of sports models, but with added holes below the front line. Emphasizing SUV nature are additional elements on the bumpers, fenders and sills.
The rear looks just as aggressive and a bit reminiscent of the Aston Martin DBX. The lights are divided into two parts, which are connected by a light strip, and under them we can find air ducts. At the bottom of the bumper we see a large diffuser, as well as two double generation tips.
In terms of propulsion, most sources claim that the Purosngue will rely on a hybrid six with 830 horsepower and 740 Newton meters, while others say the electric motor will be removed and the maximum power will be lowered to 663 horsepower.
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