Ferrari 812
Exotic · Ferrari
Ferrari's V12 grand tourer. 812 Superfast and 812 GTS variants. 6.5 naturally aspirated V12 making 789 horsepower. The most powerful naturally aspirated production car.
The Ferrari 812 Superfast is a front-engine grand tourer produced from 2017 to 2024. The 812 used the F140 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12 making 789 horsepower at 8,500 rpm, the most powerful naturally aspirated production car at launch. The 812 replaced the F12 Berlinetta and continued Ferrari front-engine V12 grand tourer lineage. The 812 came in numerous variants: 812 Superfast (coupe), 812 GTS (convertible), 812 Competizione (focused performance variant), and 812 Competizione A (limited edition convertible). Production has been replaced by the 12Cilindri starting 2024-2025. The 812 represents the peak of Ferrari naturally aspirated V12 development before the model transitioned to hybrid V12 in subsequent products. The chassis dynamics, engine character, and aggressive styling distinguish the 812 from competitors. On WhipJury, 812 submissions are uncommon but always memorable.
812 variants
812 Superfast (2017-2024). Standard coupe. 789 horsepower naturally aspirated.
812 GTS (2019-2024). Convertible variant.
812 Competizione (2021-2024). Focused performance. 819 horsepower.
812 Competizione A (2021-2024). Limited convertible Competizione.
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