Ferrari Launches Hypercar F76 Which Can't Be Drivered By Buyers At All

JAKARTA Ferrari officially introduced its newest hypercar model, Ferrari F76. Unfortunately, this buyer's car will not be able to drive it because it is different from the previous model, this car will never be present in the real world because it is exclusively made in digital form.

Reporting from Carandbike, Monday, October 27, Ferrari F76 is designed as a digital work celebrating Ferrari's first 76-year victory at 24 Hours Le Mans. At the same time marking the new direction of the Italian manufacturer in the virtual automotive world.

This model comes as an exclusive NFT (non-fungible token)-based digital asset that is only available to members of a special community called Hyperclub. Ferrari explained that F76 is a design manifold' describing the brand's future vision.

The design carries a radical look with the concept of a double cabin, where each passenger has its own steering wheel and gas pedal and brakes. The body shape resembles the big wing in the middle, while the front features a sleek light with aerodynamic elements floating on the body.

The back of the car appeared very aggressive with separate tail designs, two large bulges on the right and left sides. Then there is a large diffuser that shows part of the rear wheels.

Four sleek back lights are mounted parallel under the spoiler, confirming its futuristic character. Because it is fully digital, Ferrari does not provide details regarding machine specifications or performance.

However, the company says that NFT owners are free to determine the type of powertrain they want, ranging from classic V12 machines, modern turbo-hybrid V6 systems, to full electric technology.

Although it will never go on highways or racing track, Ferrari F76 is considered an experimental step showing how the legendary Italian brand is.