The Ferrari FXX K, a 1,050-horsepower hybrid prototype car, is set to debut next weekend at the Yas Marina Circuit in Abu Dhabi.
Ferrari will build only a few dozen of the model, which might cost more than $2 million, for use only on tracks or at
events organized by the manufacturer, Bloomberg reported.
The FXX K combines a 860-horsepower V12 engine with a 190 horsepower electric engine.
In an article for the
New York Daily News, Nick Kurczewski said “nothing this side of an F-22 fighter jet has the visual presence of this Ferrari.”
The car features a moveable rear spoiler, two towering tailfins, a flat underfloor, and massive rear diffuser.
The FXX K is based on the LaFerrari hypercar. Like others in Ferrari’s XX program, the
FXX K isn’t street legal and the company will maintain the cars on owners’ behalf, The Verge reported.
Car and Driver described the Ferrari FXX K as “something beyond a racing machine. This is a no-holds-barred multimillion-dollar plaything.”
Ferrari spread the word about its new car in a Tweet on Wednesday.
Ferrari maintains exclusivity by producing only about 7,000 cars a year. Fiat Chrysler, Ferrari’s parent company, plans to spin off Ferrari next year to help raise about $5 billion to counter mounting debt, Bloomberg said.
Twitter users shared awe and sarcasm.
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