Ferrari Purosangue Reviews

Ferrari has taken the wraps off the Purosangue, a car it describes as its first ever 'four door, four seat model'. The Purosangue, a long awaited addition to the Ferrari line-up, will operate in the same space as models like the Lamborghini Urus and Bentley Bentayga, though the Italian marque refrains from classifying its latest as an 'SUV'. Ferrari says the Purosangue's sportscar-like front-mid engine position and rear-mounted gearbox (enabling a 49:51 weight distribution) is one among many elements that make it very different from the current lot of high performance SUVs.

Gets a 725hp, 6.5-litre V12 naturally aspirated engine
Gets rear-hinged doors at the back
Expected to cost upwards of Rs 6 crore in India
Having seen the car in the metal at Ferrari's design HQ (Centro Stile) at Maranello, we can also tell you the Purosangue is not your average super SUV in look. Lower in its roof than an Urus, the Purosangue looks like a Ferrari sportscar on stilts. And the effect is mega. The long bonnet, shapely roofline and tight fitting tail give it an eye-catching silhouette. Cladding at the wheel arches and doors cut the visual mass, and also cleverly conceal small but unsightly aero aids, of which you'll find many on close inspection.