Well, it’s finally happening. Ferrari is officially making a hybrid…or at least officially showcasing one.
At the Geneva Motor Show in March, Ferrari will display a hybrid variant of their 599 GTB Fiorano. Details on the car are still a mystery but it will likely utilize the all-wheel drive hybrid system that Ferrari patented in June of last year.
The battery source will be lithium-ion and it will use a version of the KERS energy recovery system. There is speculation the hybrid version will increase the model’s fuel efficiency from 9 mpg to 14. Not a huge savings.
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Not a huge savings? Since when does a 56% percent increase in fuel efficiency represent “not a huge savings”?
Not a huge savings? Since when does a 56% percent increase in fuel efficiency represent “not a huge savings”?
Not a huge savings? Since when does a 56% percent increase in fuel efficiency represent “not a huge savings”?
When’s the full electric ferrari coming out? Now that would be a show stopper.
When’s the full electric ferrari coming out? Now that would be a show stopper.
what shaun said. the 2010 toyota camry hybrid’s increase compared to the standard 4 cylinder 2010 camry is only 22%.
what shaun said. the 2010 toyota camry hybrid’s increase compared to the standard 4 cylinder 2010 camry is only 22%.
what shaun said. the 2010 toyota camry hybrid’s increase compared to the standard 4 cylinder 2010 camry is only 22%.
what shaun said. the 2010 toyota camry hybrid’s increase compared to the standard 4 cylinder 2010 camry is only 22%.