What will tomorrow\u2019s high-end sports cars look like? It\u2019s a question that must trouble the chief executives of the big names in high performance, as not only are they having to re-jig their technology, but the entire raison d\u2019\u00eatre of the ultra-fast road car is increasingly being called into question...
and Ferrari. That will all change with the imminent arrival of the Emira’s bigger sibling, the all-electric Evija, which catapults the company into hypercar territory . For now, the Emira promises to continue a strong tradition of affordable sports machines, with a laser-like focus on dynamics and driving fun. Maserati’s MC20 is a big gamble that’s been a long time coming.
the company has ever made. With the forthcoming Purosangue SUV – Ferrari’s first-ever official four-door car – just around the corner, the 296 GTB will have to carry the flag for Ferrari’s purist sportscar image.Not to be outdone, Ferrari’s longstanding rival, on and off the track, has announced its own V6 hybrid supercar. The all-new McLaren Artura should start to ship in 2022.