To that end, Formula 1 will also see a new family of turbo hybrids that are "fun to drive and perform" according to Leiters. The overall challenge, however, will be to develop power by improving efficiency and reducing emissions, and the road taken will therefore remain that of the hybrid. Perhaps the most important innovation will be the new architecture of the V6 family. Innovation remains the key factor, thanks to the know-how derived from Formula 1, with the awareness that, as Enzo Ferrari said, "the engine is the soul of every car. Control is another aspect that engineers are focusing on to ensure an accurate and fast response. A key element will be the sound, which Maranello calls music and will deliver a "punch in the stomach" according to Leiters. The 25 Greatest Open-Top Converitble Ferraris Ever Made 2018 Edition Reading The Top-25 Greatest Convertible Ferrari’s Ever Made Who Doesn’t Love a Drop-Top Ferrari Today we are ranking the best open top and convertible Ferraris ever made by our friends at Maranello. Ferrari Chief Technology Officer Michael Leiters teased the new Ferrari engines without going into detail (for reasons of company secrecy), but explained what will be the DNA of the technologies: performance, emotions, versatility, and comfort.
Ferrari is keen to let people know, however, that sound will continue to be part of the Ferrari experience in an increasingly electric world. The Ferrari 296 GTB, an evolution of Ferrari’s mid-rear-engined two-seater sports berlinetta concept, represents a revolution for the Maranello-based company as it introduces the new 120 V6 engine coupled with a plug-in (PHEV) electric motor capable of delivering up to 830 cv. As many as 499 will be made and each will cost around 1.75 million each, according to Car and Driver. New architectures and "music" for the ears The next Ferraris will be based on two architectures: one with a mid-engine layout and one with the mill in front, but both ready for hybrid electric power. A bird’s eye view of Ferrari’s Monza SP1, unveiled on September 18 2018.
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