- Ferrari is building 799 coupes and, knowing the company’s modus operandi, there’s a good chance the convertible will be even rarer.
- A heavily camouflaged F80 Aperta prototype has been spotted undergoing testing outside Maranello.
- Ferrari could launch the F80 Aperta in 2027, coinciding with the celebration of 80 years since the launch of their first production model, the 125 S.
- The future Spider version would reportedly feature the F80’s 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 hybrid engine, paired with an electric front axle and the Formula 1-derived MGU-K system.
- The powertrain still produces 1,200 ch, which would make it one of the most powerful convertibles ever produced by Ferrari.
- If the strategy used for the LaFerrari Aperta is repeated, this F80 Spider will be produced in very limited numbers.
- It is likely to have a smaller production run than the coupe.
- The F80 Aperta is expected to feature a manually removable top, just like the LaFerrari Aperta before it.
- Given its removable roof and potentially lower production run, we’re expecting it to command a premium over the coupe, which started at about $3.7 million before options.
A prototype of the Ferrari F80 Aperta has been spotted testing in Maranello, hinting at the upcoming convertible version of the hypercar. Expected to be named either F80 Spider or F80 Aperta, this model is likely to be even rarer than the coupe, which has a limited run of 799 units.
The F80 Aperta is anticipated to feature a 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 hybrid engine, paired with an electric front axle and the Formula 1-derived MGU-K system, producing an impressive 1,200 hp. This powertrain would make it one of the most powerful convertibles ever produced by Ferrari.9
If Ferrari follows the production strategy used for the LaFerrari Aperta, the F80 Aperta will have a very limited production run, potentially commanding a premium over the coupe, which started at about $3.7 million before options. The F80 Aperta is expected to break cover in 2027, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of Ferrari's first production model, the 125 S.
With its manually removable top and limited availability, the F80 Aperta is set to be a highly sought-after addition to Ferrari's lineup, further solidifying the brand's legacy in the hypercar segment.
“The F80 Aperta is anticipated to feature a 1,200 ch powertrain with a manually removable top, similar to the LaFerrari Aperta. With a smaller production run than the coupe, it could command a premium price, starting at around $3.7 million before options.”
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