Ferrari SUV Cars in India

Ferrari’s first four-door, four-seater gets a special handling package with active suspension to make it more dynamic to drive.

While the first pure-electric Ferrari will be a limited-run model and is scheduled to arrive later this year, the second all-electric model is a high-volume one.

The 2023 Ferrari Purosangue positions itself as a high-riding and more practical equivalent to the brand's sports cars.

The Ferrari Purosangue SUV or the FUV as the brand's marketing guys like to call it, is coming closer to production. The all-new offering is the first utility vehicle from the Italian automaker, as the brand bucks to the trend of performance SUVs. Now, we already know that the SUV will debut in 2021, but now more details have emerged about the underpinnings, keeping us excited about what's to come. A report from Auto Express reveals that the Ferrari Purosangue will share its underpinnings with the Ferrari Roma GT.

The Purosangue will be based on Ferrari's new Front Mid-Engine Architecture which will see the engine mounted up front but behind the wheels while the dual-clutch transmission will be positioned at the rear. This setup will help in better weight distribution.

Ferrari's new SUV, codenamed F16X, will be based on GTC4 Lusso AWD with a tentative launch by 2021. Ferrari is looking to take on the Lamborghini Urus SUV, which debuts by the end of this year.

Its official, Ferrari is making an SUV! The Italian supercar manufacturer that makes some of the most desirable four wheeled vehicles on the planet had until now stuck to their word and stated that they will never make an SUV to dilute the brand's image. Although the decision to make SUVs might annoy the Ferrarista around the world, it is actually a great thing. Porsche, a thoroughbred supercar manufacturer was in almost dire straits until it launched the Cayenne over a decade and a half ago. And since then, Porsche has showcased some of the best driving cars in the world mainly due to the profits that the likes of the Cayenne and the smaller Macan brings. Similarly, Lamborghini, makers of some of the world's most extreme supercars have also gone down the SUV route with the upcoming Urus, which is slated to double the manufacturer's sales.