A few days ago, a group of imaginary drawings of Ferrari Roma M were exposed. The picture is a hypothetical picture of ferrari Roma's redesign, and given Ferrari's previous name for the redesigned model, it is speculated that the new car may be named Roma M.
The most obvious change in the new model is the front grille, which not only uses a large area of hollowing, but also the black livery is more in line with Volkswagen's mainstream aesthetic of fuel vehicles. At the same time, the millimeter-wave radar of the front of the car was moved from the lower air inlet to the front grille, and the lower air intake shape was more simple and refreshing. The newly designed grille is connected to the headlights, eliminating the special-shaped design, making the headlights more simple, and the internal day running lights have also been adjusted.
On the side of the body, in addition to replacing the wheel rim with a more three-dimensional new shape, the vent of the front fender is also the finishing touch of the new car. Not only does it provide a sportier visual feel and improve engine compartment cooling, but it also pays homage to many front-engined Ferrari models of the late 1950s and 1960s, with side vents being one of the iconic elements of those classic models.
As for power, the new car may continue to be equipped with a V8 engine, with a maximum power of 620 horsepower and a peak torque of 760 Nm. However, if the new car in the future may provide hybrid power similar to the new V6 on the 296 GTB.