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Ferrari’s New V6 Hypercar Loses Its Roof, Not Its 1,184 Horses

Ferrari unveiled the F80 in October of 2024 and the company is preparing to expand the lineup as spy photographers have snapped a new prototype undergoing testing in Maranello. It’s believed to be the F80 Aperta as the company trademarked the moniker in 2023. Given this is an open air variant, it’s not surprising that the design is virtually identical to the coupe. However, there’s thick camouflage covering the roof and hiding its secrets from onlookers.

Original reporting
Published Jul 30, 2026, 11:45 PM UTC
Analysis
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Decision brief

The 30-second read

$RACEBullishLow
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Why it matters

The article’s main incremental value is the detailed expected powertrain output and limited production figure (399 units), which can affect expectations for Ferrari’s halo-product strategy but does not update financial guidance.

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Market read

Traders may treat this as a sentiment/narrative input for Ferrari’s product pipeline, but it lacks confirmed financial impact.

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What to watch

No information is provided on pricing, margins, order backlog, or production schedule certainty, which are the key drivers for equity valuation.

Relevance 4/10Novelty 4/10Timing: next-year debut expectations, based on current prototype testing

Background

Ferrari unveiled the F80 in 2024 and is now testing an open-air variant, believed to be the F80 Aperta.

Company-level read

Ticker impact

$RACEBullishMedium confidence
Context

Ferrari is testing a new F80 Aperta prototype, with reported specs including 1,184 hp and limited 399-unit production, which can drive investor sentiment around the model cycle.

Expected impact

Near-term impact is likely limited unless follow-on reporting confirms launch timing, pricing, and demand; any move would be sentiment-driven.

Evidence & confidence

The piece provides detailed technical expectations (powertrain output, roof design, limited run) but no new financial guidance, contracts, or regulatory outcomes. It is still a fresh, model-specific development that can influence narrative and expectations.

Market effects

Highlights continued investment in high-end hybrid performance and limited-run halo products, which can support sentiment toward premium automakers.

No clear regional macro or demand signal beyond general European luxury auto interest.

Limited-run hypercar news is unlikely to materially change global auto demand forecasts.

Counterpoint

Spec and prototype reporting may be incomplete or subject to change, so trading on it risks overreacting to non-confirmed details.

Key entities

  • Ferrari F80 Aperta

    Open-air variant prototype reportedly retaining side wings and using a removable roof concept similar to LaFerrari Aperta.

  • Ferrari

    Subject of the article, with expected F80 Aperta specs including 1,184 hp combined output and limited 399-unit production.

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