Ferrari is working on a new version of the Purosangue, and it might not have a V12.
Maranello's SUV could get a V8 or even a V6, and we wouldn't rule out a plug-in hybrid either.
Since the SUV is already four years old, some styling revisions are likely planned.
With all the controversy surrounding the Luce EV, it’s easy to forget the Purosangue raised more than a few eyebrows itself when it debuted back in September 2022. Yes, the Ferrari of SUVs is already closing in on its fourth anniversary, so it comes as no surprise that the Italians are cooking up a new version. Judging by the extensive camouflage, the Handling Package revealed a few months ago will be followed by more substantial tweaks.
The fully cloaked prototype was spotted by YouTuber Varryx while exiting the gates of the Ferrari factory in Maranello. Its disguise really brings out the numerous air intakes, reminding us that this isn’t your typical grocery-getter SUV. It’s difficult to see what has changed, but the company must have had a good reason to make such extensive use of camouflage. While the styling will likely be more of the same, the biggest changes could lie under the hood.
