The Ferrari Universo exhibition opens at Yashobhoomi in Delhi; the F80 hypercar, La Ferrari, and the Luce, the first 1000 bhp electric car, arrive in India for the first time, leaving speed enthusiasts stunned.
A major and unique event has begun in the country’s capital, Delhi, for lovers of speed and luxury. Renowned supercar manufacturer Ferrari has launched its highly popular global exhibition, the Ferrari Universo Exhibition, in India. This spectacular auto show has been organized at the Yashobhoomi Convention Center in Dwarka, Delhi.
This exhibition is so vast that it spans several large halls, offering glimpses from Ferrari’s storied past to its future. This auto show showcases Ferrari’s most iconic cars, racing vehicles, and the first all-electric car to arrive in India. Let’s find out which vehicles are the center of attraction at this special exhibition.
From Formula 1 to vintage classic cars
This magnificent exhibition begins with a hall sure to thrill racing enthusiasts. The entry hall of the show features Ferrari’s iconic F1 race car and the winner of Le Mans, one of the world’s toughest races. The section immediately following showcases a range of GT3 racing cars, known for their incredible speed.
Moving on from the race cars, the classic car section begins, a paradise for vintage and historic car enthusiasts. This section showcases Ferrari’s most iconic hypercar, the Ferrari F50, and the classic Daytona. Also present here is the 612 Scaglietti, which made a historic visit to India many years ago and raced on Indian roads.
Iconic hypercars and modern models
The exhibition’s biggest attractions are its halls of hypercars and modern cars. The hypercar section begins with Ferrari’s iconic and limited edition La Ferrari, powered by a powerful V12 engine. The subsequent halls feature Ferrari’s latest models, including Ferrari’s first four-door Purosangue SUV, equipped with the company’s traditional V12 engine. The new 12 Cilindri Manuale is also on display, marking the return of manual gearboxes to modern Ferrari cars.
The company also showcased its Testarossa Spider, which now comes with a modern plug-in hybrid powertrain, along with the beautiful Amalfi Spider. The centerpiece of this modern lineup is Ferrari’s all-new and limited-run F80 Hypercar.
Ferrari’s first electric car, the Luce
The biggest and most talked-about attraction of the entire exhibition is Ferrari’s first all-electric supercar, the Ferrari Luce. Ferrari has introduced its first EV in India for the first time through this historic event.
Technically, the Ferrari Luce is a fully electric supercar equipped with four powerful electric motors. Together, these motors produce over 1,000 bhp. Besides speed, this car also boasts impressive range, with a single full charge capable of covering over 500 kilometers.
