Certainly does not look like a “Purebred “ to me but an amalgam of SUVs and sports car styles. Nothing new here… Sent from my iPhone using FerrariChat
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This pictures shows the wheels covered with the blue tape and also the rear cover with a funny shape as if the holding structure was broken…. Image Unavailable, Please Login
This is the closest thing I've seen to an FUV that follows Ferrari's current design language. Sent from my SM-N975U using Tapatalk
I'm 99% sure this is the real deal. Looks like patent drawings has been leaked. The overall shape looks very correct compared to the test cars, and the placement of air intakes, headlights etc also looks correct. And now I'm 100% sure the SUV is not for me
Definitely looks like an evolutionary model of the FF/Lusso. For so many haters of that body shape prepare for a protracted dose of it albeit a bit shorter. Likely to have updated electronics, interior and a repurposed non-v12 engine which is currently in use. Starting around 400k there will be renewed interest in the older v12s, with a similar body style, for less than half the price. Spoiler alert: FF/Lusso prices won't stay low very long after its release
Patents are technical drawings of a particular functional part... Not designs... There are no technical elements in this drawing... At least what we are seeing here is not a patent
Although Ferrari have indeed patented designs in the past, the drawings in those were basically 2D projections of a detailed 3D model. These just look like some very rough sketches—guesses really—probably drawn over a couple of pictures of the camo’d mules. The details of some features, as drawn, don’t really match, side to side. The lower body and door sills don’t really match what is evident on the mules though the nose kind of looks like what I posted here already.
Two pictures taken a week apart. On this trip part of the cover on the rear left side of the most recent mule seems to have collapsed reducing the effectiveness of the camouflage and allowing a better understanding of the profile of the rear section. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Yes, very much similar. Maybe the same? If the same, I think they’re too delicate for such a large car. They need to be more robust looking.
This confirms the roof slopes down and won’t be too upright like most SUVs. I took the liberty of drawing all over the picture : Image Unavailable, Please Login
