The Ferrari F80 with a removable roof has been spotted outside Maranello.
It's likely to have a smaller production run than the coupe.
Ferrari could launch the F80 Aperta in 2027.
Ferrari rolled out the Amalfi Spider earlier this year and is currently putting the finishing touches on another convertible. Far more exciting, the F80 Aperta has been spotted by Derek Photography for the first time outside the Maranello factory while undergoing testing as a heavily camouflaged prototype. Although the generous disguise suggests a complete transformation compared to the coupe, most of the changes appear to be happening above the cabin.
While the Amalfi Spider has an electrically retractable roof, the F80 Aperta is expected to feature a manually removable top, just like the LaFerrari Aperta before it. Ferrari’s open-air hypercar is swapping the coupe’s fixed carbon-fiber roof for a fabric panel that owners will likely be able to stow in the trunk. It’s worth noting that its predecessor was also offered with an optional carbon-fiber roof in either an exposed-weave finish or a glossy black look.
