Ferrari Puts A Turbo V8 In The GTC4Lusso

- Until now, the GTC4Lusso got a V12 engine in the front
- The new variant gets the turbocharged V8
- The 3.9-litre develops 610bhp and 760Nm of torque
The 3.9-litre engine which is also available in the likes of the California T and the Ferrari 488 GTB is the same one that the GTC4 T gets and is mated to a 7-speed dual clutch gearbox. With 610bhp of power and 760Nm or torque on tap, the new 'cheaper' GTC4 T will be no slouch. Although the all-wheel-drive has been ditched, the 4WS (four wheel steering) and the Side Slip Control (SSC3) is still available on the GTC4 T.

2017 Ferrari GTC4Lusso T Rear
Ferrari has also worked on an active exhaust system that becomes quiet at lower speeds so that city driving is easier. Of course, floor the throttle and the Ferrari symphony is still very much on tap with a set of smart valves that open up in the exhaust system. Apart from the engine and driveline differences, the GTC4 T stays about thee same as the V12 GTC4. The exterior design is identical luxury takes centre stage on the interior front. The GTC4 T also has the new dual Cockpit architecture, that Ferrari says is designed to enhance the shared driving experience for both driver and passenger. The GTC4 T also gets the 10.25-inch infotainment touchscreen system.
The GTC4 is the first Ferrari that we can remember that offers two completely different engine options in the exact same body style. This move by Ferrari would be termed almost impossible until a few years ago where every body style would be expected to have only a certain type of engine. The GTC4 T Lusso is the first ever, 4-seater (in its truest sense) Ferrari to get a front mounted turbocharged V8 engine.
Watch the Ferrari GTC4Lusso review here:
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