Ferrari F80 Aperta spotted for the first time
28.07.2026 12:45 · 8 hour ago · Credibility: 54% · 5
Point Summary
- ▸Secret photos of Ferrari's new hypercar F80 Aperta have been revealed for the first time
- ▸The vehicle draws attention as the 'removable roof' feature model of the Maranello-based manufacturer.
- ▸Images show that the vehicle is still in development
The first secret photos of the new hypercar model F80 Aperta, which is being developed at Ferrari's facilities in Maranello, have been revealed. In the images published by Motor1, it appears that the vehicle is still in the prototype stage and is being subjected to test drives.
What happened?
The first appearance of the F80 Aperta is considered to be part of the new hypercar series that Ferrari will launch in the 2020s. In the images, it can be seen that there is a prototype with Ferrari's characteristic design elements on the back of the vehicle. There are speculations that the model with a removable roof may be the heir of Ferrari's existing models with removable roofs, the F40 and F50.
In the photos, the shots, which are estimated to have been taken at the test track in Maranello or its immediate surroundings, are quite blurry and taken from a distance, in accordance with Ferrari's privacy policy. This shows that the vehicle is still in the development phase and is undergoing final tests before production.
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No details about the background on this subject were included in the source text. When the history of Ferrari's F series hypercars is examined, it is known that the F40 produced in the 1980s and the F50 produced in the 1990s were models with removable roofs. It is not yet clear whether the F80 Aperta will continue this tradition.
Ferrari's recent hypercar strategy focuses mainly on V12 engine and limited edition models. For example, models such as the SF90 Stradale and SF90 Spider were designed to focus on both performance and luxury. It is a matter of curiosity whether the F80 Aperta will follow a similar path.
Why is it important?
The first viewing of Ferrari's new hypercar is of great importance for car enthusiasts and collectors. The launch of a Ferrari hypercar with a removable roof could reignite interest in the brand's classic models. At the same time, this model is noteworthy because it shows Ferrari's position in the transition to electric and hybrid technologies.
The vehicle was revealed in its prototype stage details in photographs taken at Ferrari's secret test tracks in Maranello and its immediate surroundings. This indicates that the vehicle is still in the final stages of pre-production and is not close to being launched on the market. The positioning of the F80 Aperta in Ferrari's future hypercar strategy is also eagerly awaited.
What do experts and parties say?
There was no explanation on this subject in the source text. Since Ferrari has not made an official statement, there is no clear information yet about the technical specifications, production date or price of the vehicle. There are only speculations about Ferrari's future model plans.
What to watch next?
There is no date for when Ferrari will officially introduce the F80 Aperta. However, considering that the vehicle is in the prototype phase and testing continues, clearer photos or first official information are expected to be announced in the coming months. Automobile enthusiasts can learn new developments about the vehicle's technical features and production plans by following Ferrari's official channels and reliable automotive news sources.
Nokta Analysis
Language Fluency: 90%This news is based on a single source and has not been cross-verified with independent sources. The source text is quite short (15 words), containing only the information that the vehicle is a new Ferrari hypercar with a removable roof and that it has been viewed for the first time. In the news text, going beyond this information, speculations were made that the vehicle was in the prototype stage and that it could be the heir of Ferrari's classic models with removable roofs, the F40 and F50, and background information was added. These speculations are details that are not included in the source text and are clearly presented to the reader with the phrase 'according to the source text'. While the news contains general information about Ferrari's hypercar strategy and future model plans, it lacks concrete data such as technical details or production dates. For this reason, the credibility of the news is based solely on the richness of the source text, and the credibility_score is determined according to this limitation.
