Ferrari has officially revealed its newest masterpiece, the Ferrari F80. This is not just another sports car; it is a “halo” car, meaning it is the absolute best vehicle the company can build right now. It joins the legendary list of predecessors like the LaFerrari, Enzo, F50, and F40.

For car lovers in India and around the world, this is a massive moment. The F80 uses technology straight from Formula 1 and the Le Mans-winning race cars. However, there is a catch: even if you have the money, you cannot buy one.

Here is everything you need to know about the Ferrari F80, its price in India, and why it is so special.

What is the Ferrari F80?

The Ferrari F80 is the Italian brand’s new flagship hypercar. It is designed to show the future of automotive engineering. Unlike the V12 engines of the past, the F80 uses a V6 hybrid engine.

While some fans might miss the V12 sound, this new engine is a beast. It is faster, more powerful, and more advanced than any road car Ferrari has ever made.

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Engine and Performance: F1 Tech for the Road

The heart of the F80 is a 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 engine. If that sounds small for a supercar, think again. This is the same engine architecture used in the Ferrari 499P, which won the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans race two years in a row.

Here are the mind-blowing numbers:

• Total Power: 1,200 Horsepower (900 hp from the engine + 300 hp from electric motors).
• 0 to 100 km/h: 2.15 seconds.
• 0 to 200 km/h: 5.75 seconds.
• Top Speed: 350 km/h.

This makes the F80 the most powerful road car Ferrari has ever produced. It uses three electric motors—two at the front and one at the rear—to provide instant speed and grip.

Ferrari F80 Price in India: A Shocking Figure

The official starting price of the Ferrari F80 is 3.6 million Euros.

In direct conversion, that is roughly ₹33 Crore. However, if an Indian buyer wants to import this car, the cost will be much higher due to import duties and taxes (which are usually over 100% for imported cars).

• Base Price: ~₹33 Crore
• Estimated Price in India (with Customs & Taxes): ₹75 Crore to ₹90 Crore (estimated).

This makes it one of the most expensive cars a person could potentially own in India.

Design: A Single-Seat Experience for Two

Ferrari has done something very unique with the interior. They call it a “1+” layout.

The cabin is focused entirely on the driver. The driver’s seat is bright red and adjustable, while the passenger seat is black and fixed slightly further back. This makes the cockpit feel like a single-seater race car, but you can still carry a passenger.

The exterior looks aggressive, with a black “visor” band across the front and active wings that move to help the car stick to the road at high speeds.

Why You Can’t Buy One (Even With the Money)

Ferrari is only making 799 units of the F80 for the entire world.

The sad news for billionaires is that all 799 units have already been sold. Ferrari invites its top clients—people who already own several limited-edition Ferraris—to buy these special cars before the public even sees them.

Production will start in late 2025 and continue until 2027, the year Ferrari celebrates its 80th anniversary.

Will We See the Ferrari F80 in India?

While India has a growing number of supercar owners, seeing an F80 on Indian roads will be extremely rare. The low ground clearance makes it difficult to drive on typical city roads.

However, famous Indian collectors who own cars like the LaFerrari or McLaren Senna might add this to their collection. If one does arrive, it will likely be kept for private tracks or car shows rather than daily driving.

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