Ferrari has just posted a financial report for the last year and shared its plans moving forward. In 2023, the Italian automaker sold a record 13,663 vehicles, surpassing the last year’s sales by 3.3% and exhausting its production quota until late 2025. Despite this massive backorder, the company plans to unveil as many as three supercars this year.
There are no details at this point, but we expect one of them to be a successor to the legendary LaFerrari. Prototypes of the hypercar have been spotted on the streets before – you will find them in the gallery below. It looks like for the first time on record, the LaFerrari successor may ditch the company’s irreplaceable V12 in favor of an eco-friendlier hybrid powertrain like the one used in the models 296 and 499P.
A successor to the 812 Superfast seems like another solid candidate for release this year. A while ago, car spotters nabbed down a Ferrari Roma test mule in Italy that looked like it could be concealing the next model in the Superfast lineup. It’s still a mystery what kind of powertrain Ferrari may have in mind for it, though.
As for the third car, it could be a limited-edition coupe from the Icona lineup, a new design twist on the Purosangue SUV or a one-off bespoke supercar built for a specific customer, like the recent SP-8 Spider.