
The lines of the Ferrari Vision Gran Turismo hybrid conceptual hypercar have their roots in the 60s and 70s with models such as the 330 P3 and the 512 S competing in the 24 Hours of Le Mans or in the 24 Hours of Daytona: very low, with extreme aerodynamics and firmly adhering to the ground thanks to the flat bottom in carbon fibre, Vision GT is a single-seater with a closed cockpit and hides a thrust version of the three-litre 120° biturbo V6 endothermic engine seen on the recent Ferrari 499P for a total of 1030 horsepower at 9000 rpm, which can take advantage of the assistance of three electric propulsion units (one on the rear axle and one for each front wheel) capable of developing an additional 326 horsepower. The number 75 can be seen on the side to pay homage to the three quarters of a century since the debut of the first car with the symbol of the Prancing Horse, the Ferrari 125 S.
On Gran Turismo 7 you can have fun with this hypercar capable of unloading 110 Nm of torque on the rear wheels, a power that would theoretically allow you to complete a lap at Fiorano in less than a minute and ten seconds , almost two seconds below the current record set by the Ferrari 333 Sp for the Sport Prototype category (the absolute record is held by Schumacher with 55''999s with the Ferrari F2004). The collaboration between the game developers and the Maranello designers and engineers has resulted in faithful attention to every detail, including the sound of the engine and the minimalist interior.
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The Ferrari Vision Gran Turismo video
The Ferrari Vision Gran Turismo will be released on the game next December 23 , just in time for Christmas, but to guarantee early access, just complete a small in-game quiz in the next few days. For those who don't have a Ps4 or a Ps5 or the Gran Turismo 7 game, they will be able to admire this extreme hypercar thanks to a 1:1 scale model that will be on display at the Ferrari Museum in Maranello from 15 December 2022 to March 2023.