Ferrari V8 convertible super run Ferrari F8 Spider hardtop beast


Ferrari V8 convertible super run Ferrari F8 Spider hardtop beast

Ferrari's most successful mid-rear V8 engine in the history of Ferrari, the new generation of roadster Ferrari F8 Spider debut. Designed by the Ferrari Styling Centre Ferrari Design Center, the F8 Tributo's design style is based on the Retractable Hard Top foldable hardtop convertible. The key to the design is to move the body and ceiling dividers from the traditional waistline position (about the passenger's shoulder position) to the rear of the B-pillar, making the convertible look more refined. Also, the convertible is divided into two parts when folded and is stored one by one in the upper position of the engine. At speeds of less than 45 km/h, the foldable hardtop convertible can be easily opened or closed in just 14 seconds.


The new car is equipped with a more compact new horizontal LED headlights

Establish a new standard for the roadster models

The F8 Spider model can be traced back to the 308 GTS model that was introduced in 1977. If it is not comparable to the different 488 Pista Spider, the new F8 Spider is superior and powerful compared to the previous generation 488 Spider. Sports performance and driving experience.

The Ferrari Styling Centre defines the F8 Spider's design goals, which are based on the evolution of the F8 Tributo design while drawing inspiration from the V8 sports car, the most representative of the brand's history, with a mid-rear engine configuration. Create the F8 Spider and pay tribute to the Ferrari classic V8 engine. The design draws inspiration from advanced aerodynamics technology, giving the new car a more distinct sporting character and personality.

After the introduction of the S-Duct aerodynamic channel, the front of the model was redesigned and brought a series of aerodynamic innovations. For example, the new car is equipped with a more compact new horizontal LED headlights.

The rear spoiler has also been redesigned. The enlarged spoiler covers the top of the taillights, visually reducing the center of the gravity of the vehicle, and on the other hand, restores the classic double-circle design and the same color of the rear and the body. These are an an important feature of the early Ferrari Ferrari Berlinetta V8, and the 308 GTB, the first model in the legendary series is the perfect example of this design.

The design of the hood is one of the most distinctive design projects of the F8 Spider. The central raised line starts from the rear window and extends down to the wing of the active spoiler. The overall design is consistent with the air guiding direction, which outlines a sharp and aggressive shape.

The two wing-shaped designs that extend from the center blend perfectly with the body design for a smooth overall visual aesthetic. A venting vent is provided under the suspended wing design to help improve engine cooling. Also, three three-dimensional cuts on the side of the hood help the engine to dissipate heat, while the Coupé's signature rear window design is retained. The black painted cut surface not only has a lightweight design but also makes the overall shape of the new car more recognizable.

The raised crown of the hood at the rear of the cockpit is curved and extends backward into the spoiler, like the swan-neck tail fighter commonly found in F1 racing, and symbolizes the extraordinary sportiness of the F8 Spider.


The separation line between the body and the ceiling moves from the traditional waistline position to the rear of the B-pillar, making the convertible look more refined.


The engine air inlet moves backward from the sides of the car to the rear spoiler and is directly connected to the gas collecting box, which can introduce more airflow into the engine and effectively enhance the power output.


The raised crown of the hood at the rear of the cockpit is curved and extended backward into the spoiler, just like the swan neck tail frame commonly found in F1 racing cars.

Cockpit streamline style

The new F8 Spider cockpit design retains the classic driver-centered design of the mid-rear engine configuration Berlinetta, designed to provide the ultimate driving experience of an F1 racing-like car. The new steering wheel integrates all the control buttons and the sports seats are also completely redesigned.

An aluminum sail panel extending toward the instrument panel is mounted below the central circular air outlet of the instrument panel. To create a simple and light visual experience, the new car uses a carbon-fiber trim to separate the upper and lower parts, highlighting the streamlined overall cockpit design. Also, the instrument panel includes the Ferrari The classic instrument with a central tachometer and an optional 7-inch passenger-side touch screen.

There is a separate channel below the dashboard to further enhance the clean design of the new car interior. This channel features a new suspension bridge design that is full of three-dimensionality and highlights the streamlined style of the cockpit.


The lower part of the central circular air outlet of the the instrument panel is embedded with an aluminum sail panel extending to the instrument panel.


The Ferrari F8 Spider is designed to provide the ultimate driving experience of a car like the F1 racing car.

Powerful and instant momentary power

The F8 Spider's V8 turbo engine has won the "International Engine of the Year" for four consecutive years in 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019, and even stood out among many of the same award-winning competitors in the past. Winning the "Best Peak of the Best - the Best", it has created an unrivaled record in the history of the awards and set an unsurpassed standard among the global car and engine manufacturers. The biggest highlight of the new F8 Spider is its powerful and instant momentary power, not only without the slightest turbo lag but also with the unique sound of the V8 engine. Its extraordinary performance and easy-to-apply control performance can be attributed to a series of innovative aerodynamic designs developed from the track experience.

Ferrari's V8 engine has become a perfect example of the the perfect combination of sporting performance and driving pleasure in the world. This perfect quality is even more pronounced on the two-seat model with mid-rear engine configuration. For more than 40 years, Ferrari has been working to continuously improve the performance of the mid-rear engine, hoping to achieve an unparalleled driving experience by achieving the best weight balance.

The Ferrari Ferrari V8 engine has outstanding performance parameters. At a speed of 8,000 rpm, the engine with a displacement of 3,902 ccs has an output power of up to 720 cv and a power factor of 185 cv/l. After recalibration, the peak torque is also improved: at a speed of 3,250 rpm, the peak torque can reach 770 nm.

Ferrari's V8 engine is a masterpiece of modern craftsmanship. The V8 engine of the Ferrari F8 Spider also inherits the excellent qualities of Ferrari's various engine series and further upgrades it, resulting in no turbo lag and an extremely smooth acceleration experience. Not only that but with the help of the new exhaust system, the engine sound is also more unique and pleasing.

The F8 Spider benefits from the perfect combination of dynamic design, instantaneous dynamic response and superior handling. Perfectly providing the driver with pure driving pleasure and passion. The upgraded version of the FDE+ Ferrari Dynamic Enhancement System, which can be activated via RACE mode, allows the driver to easily control the performance of the car while also driving the performance of the car.

Thanks to the new intake channel from the 488 Challenge, the F8 Spider's engine has a 50cv power upgrade compared to the 488 Spider. In addition, the engine air intake is moved backward from the sides of the vehicle to the rear spoiler and directly connected to the gas collecting box, which not only greatly reduces energy loss, but also can introduce more airflow into the engine, effectively enhancing the power output... The rear spoiler has also been specially designed to significantly increase dynamic wind pressure and further, introduce more air into the engine.

The F8 Spider automatically adjusts the high-performance start-up function through the Adaptive Performance Launch to analyze the ground conditions and utilize the optimum torque transmitted by the electronic control system to meet the road grip, thereby minimizing wheel slip and achieving optimal acceleration performance.

The wall effect of the speed limiter makes the engine's the ultimate performance also leaps forward. When the speed reaches the limit of 8000 rpm, the speed rise will be stopped immediately, instead of gradually limiting the speed when approaching the limit value, this design is conducive to intense Ensure maximum power output while driving and increase lap speed.

Ferrari's highly acclaimed Variable Torque Management progressive torque management system is also used on this model and is suitable for all gears. The new design of the torsion curve fully highlights the extreme sports performance of the new car, resulting in an extremely smooth and accelerated performance. The peak torque of the engine is also 10 Nm higher than the 488 Spider, which is even better in the lower speed range.

The engine of the new F8 Spider follows the highly lightweight design of the Ferrari 488 Pista. Compared to the 488 Spider, the power unit has a weight reduction of up to 18 kg and reduces the rotation and non-static conditions of titanium alloy connecting rods, crankshafts, and flywheels. Weight to quickly increase engine speed for an adrenaline-rich driving experience. Especially in the case of severe operation such as shifting and low-speed acceleration, the driver can clearly see the pointer on the tachometer spinning at a rapid speed. This more perfect dynamic lightweight design successfully reduced engine inertia by 17%.

Also, the F8 Spider uses the Inconel exhaust manifold from the 488 Challenge to reduce its engine to 9.7 kg. The entire exhaust system, including the turbocharger and exhaust tailpipe, has been significantly updated to create a unique engine sound. At the same time, the engine sound is also very recognizable, reaching a new level in both volume intensity and tone quality. The new gasoline particle screening program (GPF) is also installed in the exhaust pipe to meet new certification requirements.


The the hood is one of the most distinctive design items of the F8 Spider. The central raised line starts from the rear window and extends to the underside of the active spoiler.

Ferrari F8 Spider Spec Sheet

Engine type: gasoline V8

Horsepower: 720cv

Torque: 770Nm

0-100 km/h acceleration time: 2.9 seconds

Extreme speed: 340km / h

Body size: length 4,611mm × car width 1,979mm × car height 1,206mm, wheelbase 2,650mm

Car weight: 1,400 kg


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