Ferrari Purosangue Is Not An SUV But A Fast 4-Door Supercar. See PICS

The Purosangue is a big car but looks sporty in a typical sleek Ferrari way long having an aerodynamically enhanced shape plus doing away with a rear wiper at all as it does not need it.

Ferrari Purosangue

Ferrari has unveiled its first 4-seater four-door car and it is not an SUV but is more of a high riding luxury sports car with its power and technology. It is their first car with four doors though but with rear hinged ones which makes for easy entry/exit from the car. (Image: Somnath Chatterjee)

The Purosangue is a big car but looks sporty in a typical sleek Ferrari way long having an aerodynamically enhanced shape plus doing away with a rear wiper at all as it does not need it. There are special forged wheels as well along with a large rear diffuser too at the back. The tail-lamp design is similar to other V12 Ferrari cars. The interior is even more different from a Ferrari with the largest luggage space that we have ever seen along with more space at the rear with two seats along with a console. (Image: Somnath Chatterjee)

The interior design is also quite luxurious while sustainable materials have been used inside with fabric roof-lining being made from recycled polyester, the carpet made from polyamide recycled from fishing nets and Alcantara from recycled polyester. (Image: Somnath Chatterjee)

There is a dual cockpit dashboard concept with a second display for the front passenger along with steering wheel with touch sensitive buttons. There are loads of features including a Burmester 3D High-End Surround Sound System, massaging front seats, air quality sensor and more. (Image: Somnath Chatterjee)

The engine in the Purosangue is a special one since it is one of their most powerful units in form of a naturally-aspirated V12 with 725 bhp and an 8-speed automatic as standard. It also gets a sophisticated 4WD system along all of the systems found on its sports cars too while a ground clearance of 180mm should also make it more ideal for India. We expect India to get the first cars by the end of next year although the car already has a huge amount of demand. (Image: Somnath Chatterjee)