Artist David Williams visions the Ferrari F70 Hybrid Hypercar
28 Aug 2012|3,886 views
The world is eager to see the Ferrari Enzo's replacement and the engineers at Ferrari are feeding onto this eagerness. They are keeping the prototypes away from the public eye so that fans may crave and yearn for it. As a result of that tight control, heavy speculations have emerged about what the next model will look like. If you are lacking ideas, why not see what artist David Williams from Sydney has to offer. Williams, first known for his Ferrari 365 Turin design concept, has put his imagination to the test to create a vision for the F70.
The rear wheel-drive flagship will sport a hybrid powerplant linking a mid-mounted 7.3-litre V12 naturally aspirated V12 rated at around 800bhp to a dual-clutch transmission and a pair of electric motors with about 120bhp for a total system output in excess of 900 horses.
The world is eager to see the Ferrari Enzo's replacement and the engineers at Ferrari are feeding onto this eagerness. They are keeping the prototypes away from the public eye so that fans may crave and yearn for it.
As a result of that tight control, heavy speculations have emerged about what the next model will look like. If you are lacking ideas, why not see what artist David Williams from Sydney has to offer. Williams, first known for his Ferrari 365 Turin design concept, has put his imagination to the test to create a vision for the F70.
The rear wheel-drive flagship will sport a hybrid powerplant linking a mid-mounted 7.3-litre V12 naturally aspirated V12 rated at around 800bhp to a dual-clutch transmission and a pair of electric motors with about 120bhp for a total system output in excess of 900 horses.
As a result of that tight control, heavy speculations have emerged about what the next model will look like. If you are lacking ideas, why not see what artist David Williams from Sydney has to offer. Williams, first known for his Ferrari 365 Turin design concept, has put his imagination to the test to create a vision for the F70.
The rear wheel-drive flagship will sport a hybrid powerplant linking a mid-mounted 7.3-litre V12 naturally aspirated V12 rated at around 800bhp to a dual-clutch transmission and a pair of electric motors with about 120bhp for a total system output in excess of 900 horses.
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