Ahead of the Ferrari F12 Versione Speciale’s impending debut at the IAA Frankfurt Motor Show 2015 next month, a selection of new spy shots of the car have emerged. This particular F12 Versione Speciale prototype is noteworthy as it is wearing the model’s production-spec model and only includes some light camouflage.
At the front, the test mule quite clearly features a newly designed front bumper. The new bumper incorporates a revised grille while a modified bonnet is also present. Elsewhere, we can see a custom set of black wheels while the sides appear to include new skirts. Also at the sides we can see three prominent shark gills on the rear wheel arches.
Meanwhile the rear end includes a new diffuser and bumper. A modified rear window also seems to have been installed.
The specifications for the Ferrari F12 Versione Speciale are not public knowledge. However, we hear that it will be a naturally-aspirated machine, powered by a 6.3-litre V12 engine. It will almost certainly produce around 800 hp and some are suggesting it could use the HY-KERS system developed for the LaFerrari. It should weigh approximately 1415 kg thanks to a 100 kg weight reduction. Just 650 copies will be produced and should land on customers driveways in Spring 2016.
