Ferrari Purosangue Undergoes a Bold and Striking Transformation | Carscoops

      Novitec’s enhancements transform the most practical Ferrari into a vehicle that echoes the sound of an F1 single-seater from the V12 era.

      The Ferrari Purosangue receives visual and performance upgrades from Novitec, including the Esteso widebody kit, which can be paired with new wheels and a lowered suspension. The V12 engine of Ferrari also gains more power with the latest exhaust system.

      Novitec has introduced a comprehensive tuning package for the Ferrari Purosangue, featuring the new Esteso widebody kit. This family-friendly Ferrari adopts a more aggressive look and can be enhanced with a more potent V12, a louder exhaust, and a lower chassis.

      Among the exterior upgrades, the standout feature is undoubtedly the fender extensions, which widen the Ferrari Purosangue by 6 cm (2.4 inches). These extensions can be crafted from either exposed carbon fiber or Pur-Rim plastic, allowing for a contrasting or body-matched finish. Buyers who prefer a subtler appearance can still opt for the rest of the Novitec upgrades without the wider fenders.

      Additionally, there’s an option for a vented hood made from carbon fiber, showcasing an exposed section. Carbon fiber has also been utilized for the front splitter, grille, and headlight trim. The side profile is enhanced with carbon mirror caps, rocker panels, and side inlets, while the rear features a wing, a lip spoiler, and a carbon diffuser. Novitec also offers to enhance the Purosangue’s interior with new upholstery options in any color desired.

      The modified Purosangue is equipped with larger alloy wheels developed in partnership with Vossen. Three different wheel designs are available, measuring 22 inches at the front and 23 inches at the rear, and can be finished in a choice of 72 colors.

      The Ferrari SUV can also be fitted with a set of lowering springs, reducing its height by 25 mm (1 inch). Additionally, Novitec offers spacers, essential for those opting for the wider fenders.

      Powered by a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 engine producing 715 hp (533 kW) from the Maranello factory, the Purosangue's output can reach up to 746 hp (556 kW) thanks to Novitec’s exhaust with sports catalysts, without altering its internal components.

      The aftermarket exhaust is available in stainless steel or Inconel, with an optional 999 fine-gold plating and slightly revised designs for the quad tailpipes. Customers can choose to have it with or without the actively-controlled butterfly valves, allowing for customizable sound levels.

      All parts available for the Ferrari Purosangue can be found on Novitec’s official website. Pricing details are not available, so interested customers will need to reach out to the tuner for quotes. Meanwhile, viewers can enjoy the striking appearance and F1-inspired sound of the Esteso in the official videos below.