Ferrari’s First Hybrid: Care for a Drive?
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Jul 29
Jul 29
Ferrari’s version of the hybrid is just that, kind of what the rest of the automotive makers were releasing ten years ago. It’s not real progressive, but, it does give the owners the ability to at least act like they are doing something for the environment. The specs for this new creation includes a V12 6.3 liter engine that has a rating of 789 hp. It has a pair of electric motors that work with the seven speed, dual clutch transmission that produces around 161 horsepower. This brings the total output to around 950 hp and 660 lb ft of torque. Pretty impressive, but just a day in the life for Ferrari.
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Source: http://www.treehugger.com/cars/thoughts-ferraris-first-production-hybrid-950-horsepower.html
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