There's little question that Ferrari produces some of the most desirable sports cars in the world. Enzo Ferrari, the company s main founder, and namesake started his automotive career in 1929 when he was put in control of the Alfa Romeo racing team, later he went on to build their full-size roadsters and Ferrari Type Rs. He then developed a successful racing program for the Italian Grand Prix series. Today, Ferrari is a much larger player in the high-end sports car market than it was in the 29th century.
When Enzo Ferrari left Lamborghini in 1994, to set up a company in its place, it was an immense success. Within a few years, the company had grown from a small factory into a massive multinational corporation producing its own supercar models such as the Ferrari V12 and the Ferrari 365. Today, Ferrari produces a wide variety of unique luxury supercars, such as the Ferrari 4-seat convertible and Ferrari FF. One of the most popular of all is the Ferrari California, with its sleek and aerodynamic bodywork and traditional, yet sleek design. In addition to its beautiful design, California has become known for its durability, high-speed performance and the fact it has claimed the title of being the most practical Ferrari.
One of the latest additions to the Ferrari range is the Ferrari 2021 sf90, which has been developed by Ferrari and styled by Pininfarina. Unlike many new Ferrari models, 2021 sf90 incorporates both traditional and contemporary styling, using its two-piece, front splitter, rear spoiler, and low ground clearance. Designed to reduce drag and produce greater downforce, the new Ferrari 2021 it will be available with standard and optional active aerodynamic and noise reduction measures.
With power coming from a Ferrari V12 Z Ferrari edition, the new Ferrari badges are super bright and clear, lending themselves to clear viewing. The central digital gauge layout has also been designed to be easy to understand. The new Ferrari badges use a cutting edge technology system called EasyStar, which makes use of digital data supplied by the car's onboard computer, to create easy to read, clear and reliable indicators. Other innovations include the launch of the Ferrari Parental Control, which allows parents to monitor the usage of their car by controlling the volume of sound and music produced by the vehicles' audio systems.
Ahead of the introduction of its new range of modern Ferrari cars, Ferrari has released an updated version of its flagship model, the Ferrari Barcelona - Copia, which will be made available across the remainder of its range. The upgrade to the Barcelona is based on the new Ferrari Pompione, an ultra-luxurious seven-seater SUV. The new Ferrari Pompione incorporates Ferrari's first plug-in hybrid sf90 Strada. This new model uses energy from both the electric motor and the battery in its powertrain to produce greater power and better performance than the previous model.
The new Ferrari models make use of its advanced twin-turbocharged V8 engine to power both the front and the rear axle. Ferrari is also working on introducing a new twin-turbocharged V8 Lancer, to be used alongside its existing eight-cylinder naturally aspirated engine. The new Lancer will have a lighter body, larger brakes, greater torque and an overall sleeker look.
