Photo: cipriani_augusto/instagram
As we're waiting for Ferrari to release its next halo model, the clues on the LaFerrari successor are limited. Nevertheless, we can always turn to renderings coming from more or less independent artists (extra details below) to quench our thirst for range-topping Prancing Horses. Case in point with the digital contraption sitting before us, which brings a modern take on the Ferrari F40.
The iconic twin-turbo Ferrari was reinterpreted using the kind of simple lines we've seen on the Wedge era of the 1970s, with this making for an original approach.
Traditional F40 styling elements are clearly here, from the rear light cluster signature, the exhaust tip layout, the engine cover and, of course, the generous wing.
However, all the said elements define the posterior of this creation, but if we check out the other end of the car, we'll notice an original approach.
As such, this go-fast proposal brings a design that reminds us of the cab-forward trend, while eye-catching details involve the integrated headlights, among others.
And while we're talking about the interior of the concept, you should know this can only seat one - keep in mind that Ferrari has recently delivered on this theme via the SP1 incarnation of the Monza. And would you look at that exposed pushrod front suspension adorning the interior!
As for the artist details promised in the intro, this rendering comes from Cipriani Augusto. We're talking about a designer who used to serve Fiat Chrysler and now creates designs for Honda's German arm, as well as for Italy's Gran Studio. And his doodles are in no way limited to supercars/hypercars, as this next-gen Jeep Renegade pixel portrait comes to show.
The gearhead went to great lengths to portray the new-age F40 we have here. For instance, he also rendered an example dressed in a full racing livery, even placing this in the company of F40 racecars, as you'll notice in the last social media post below.
Traditional F40 styling elements are clearly here, from the rear light cluster signature, the exhaust tip layout, the engine cover and, of course, the generous wing.
However, all the said elements define the posterior of this creation, but if we check out the other end of the car, we'll notice an original approach.
As such, this go-fast proposal brings a design that reminds us of the cab-forward trend, while eye-catching details involve the integrated headlights, among others.
And while we're talking about the interior of the concept, you should know this can only seat one - keep in mind that Ferrari has recently delivered on this theme via the SP1 incarnation of the Monza. And would you look at that exposed pushrod front suspension adorning the interior!
As for the artist details promised in the intro, this rendering comes from Cipriani Augusto. We're talking about a designer who used to serve Fiat Chrysler and now creates designs for Honda's German arm, as well as for Italy's Gran Studio. And his doodles are in no way limited to supercars/hypercars, as this next-gen Jeep Renegade pixel portrait comes to show.
The gearhead went to great lengths to portray the new-age F40 we have here. For instance, he also rendered an example dressed in a full racing livery, even placing this in the company of F40 racecars, as you'll notice in the last social media post below.
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