Ferrari Purosangue

Ferrari

Ferrari first SUV/crossover (2022+). Naturally aspirated 6.5L V12 making 715 horsepower. Four-seat luxury performance vehicle.

The Ferrari Purosangue is a four-door, four-seat luxury performance vehicle produced from 2022+. The Purosangue is Ferrari first vehicle with traditional four-door body style and four full-size seats. Ferrari has emphasized that the Purosangue is not a SUV; the company calls it a four-door sports car. Many automotive press call it a four-door grand tourer. The Purosangue uses Ferrari naturally aspirated 6.5L V12 (the F140IB engine) making 715 horsepower. AWD via the front-wheel drive electric motors plus rear-wheel drive V12. Eight-speed dual-clutch transmission. The Purosangue has been one of Ferrari most commercially successful products. Production volumes are limited; demand significantly exceeds available production. Pricing starts around $400,000. On WhipJury, Purosangue submissions are uncommon but distinctive.

Purosangue specifications

6.5L naturally aspirated V12 (F140IB), 715 horsepower at 7,750 rpm. Eight-speed dual-clutch transmission. AWD via front electric motors and rear-wheel V12. Curb weight around 5,000 pounds. 0-60 in 3.3 seconds. Top speed 193 mph.

Frequently asked questions about Ferrari Purosangue

Is the Purosangue an SUV?

Ferrari does not call it an SUV. The brand emphasizes the Purosangue is a four-door sports car with raised seating position rather than a traditional SUV. The body style has been controversial among Ferrari purists. Whether it qualifies as SUV is a marketing definition; functionally it is a tall four-door grand tourer.

How much does a Purosangue cost?

New 2024 Purosangue: starts around $400,000. Used Purosangue: $400,000-$550,000+. Demand significantly exceeds supply; pricing has appreciated above MSRP.

Why naturally aspirated V12?

Ferrari decision to preserve V12 character. Most modern Ferraris use turbocharging or hybrid systems. The Purosangue maintains naturally aspirated V12 character similar to the 12Cilindri grand tourer. The V12 is one of the Purosangue defining features and key selling points.

Is Purosangue reliable?

Too new for definitive long-term data. Initial production has been generally reliable. Common issues are typical for new Ferrari platforms: occasional electronic concerns. Maintenance is expensive due to specialty parts.

Will Ferrari make more SUVs?

Uncertain. The Purosangue commercial success may encourage further Ferrari four-door or SUV-adjacent products. Ferrari has not announced specific plans. The brand has emphasized that it will not compromise core Ferrari identity even with SUV-adjacent products.

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