There are car brands, and then there's Ferrari. Born on Italian soil and raised on racetracks around the world, Ferrari has become much more than a symbol of speed. It's a celebration of design, legacy, and mechanical artistry that speaks to those who live for excellence.

In this Ferrari and Friends feature, RedCarpetLife brings together the standout models that shaped Ferrari’s legacy. From track legends to modern icons, each one tells a story of style, power, and pure passion.

From the classic appeal of the Ferrari F40 to the advanced design of the SF90 Stradale, each model reflects the spirit Enzo Ferrari built his legacy on. These cars are not just about speed. They are expressions of passion, crafted for those who value every moment behind the wheel.

Before we explore the top Ferrari models that turned heads across generations, it’s worth stepping back to understand how this legendary name came to be. Ferrari’s story began with a passion for racing, a commitment to engineering excellence, and a vision that would shape the future of performance and luxury. Let’s take a quick look at the key moments that built the foundation for what Ferrari represents today.

A Look Back: The History of Ferrari

Ferrari’s journey began in 1947 when Enzo Ferrari launched the 125 S, the very first car to wear the Ferrari badge. Handcrafted in Maranello, Italy, this wasn't just another sports car — it marked the start of a legacy driven by Enzo’s passion for racing and perfection.

Key Moments in Ferrari's Rise:

• 1947 – Launch of the Ferrari 125 S, the first official Ferrari car
• 1950 – Ferrari debuts in Formula One
• 1951 – Wins its first Formula One Grand Prix
• 1960s – Becomes a luxury road car icon, blending speed with style
• 1980s–2000s – Icons like the Testarossa, Enzo, and LaFerrari dominate both road and track

Over the decades, Ferrari carved its reputation not just on the racetrack, but also as a status symbol on the streets. Models like the Daytona, F40, and SF90 Stradale reflect its relentless pursuit of innovation without losing its timeless soul.

Today, Ferrari isn’t just a brand — it’s a cultural symbol. From motorsport dominance to elite collector status, Ferrari represents performance, elegance, and exclusivity like no other.

Ferrari Timeline

1947 – The First Ferrari

Enzo Ferrari unveils the 125 S, the very first car to carry the Ferrari name. Hand-built in Maranello, Italy, it featured a 1.5L V12 engine and marked the start of a legendary journey.

1950 – Formula One Debut

Ferrari enters the Formula One World Championship, marking the beginning of a long and successful racing legacy that continues to define the brand today.

1951 – First Grand Prix Win

Ferrari secures its first F1 victory at the British Grand Prix, beating Alfa Romeo and making headlines across the motorsport world.

1962 – The Iconic 250 GTO

The 250 GTO is released and later becomes one of the most valuable classic cars in history. Its balance of design, performance, and rarity sets the bar for what a Ferrari should be.

1969 – Partnership with Fiat

To help expand and modernise the company, Enzo Ferrari sells a 50% stake to Fiat, allowing Ferrari to grow globally while keeping its identity intact.

1987 – The Ferrari F40

Launched to celebrate Ferrari’s 40th anniversary, the F40 became a poster icon of the '80s and the last model personally approved by Enzo Ferrari before he died in 1988.

2002 – The Enzo Ferrari

Named in honour of the founder, the Enzo features Formula One-inspired tech and design, representing Ferrari’s push into modern supercar territory.

2013 – LaFerrari Unveiled

Ferrari’s first hybrid hypercar, the LaFerrari, combines electric power with a V12 engine to deliver over 950 horsepower. It's a leap into the future while honouring Ferrari’s legacy.

2020 – The SF90 Stradale

Ferrari launches its most advanced production car ever. The SF90 Stradale offers plug-in hybrid performance and cutting-edge tech, redefining what modern Ferrari luxury looks like.

2023 – Purosangue Enters the Scene

Breaking tradition, Ferrari introduces the Purosangue, its first luxury SUV, blending performance with practicality while staying true to Ferrari’s DNA.

Top Ferrari Models In 2025

1) Ferrari F80

Type: Hybrid

Starting Price: ~US$ 3.90 million (approx. ₹33.62 cr)

Range: N/A (hybrid only)

Power: Approx. 1,184 hp (3.0 L twin‑turbo V6 + electric)

Battery Capacity: ~2.3 kWh hybrid battery

Charging: Regenerative via braking and engine

Features:

• F1-derived active aerodynamics
• Carbon-fibre monocoque
• Torque-vectoring via electric motors
• 8-speed dual‑clutch transmission

The F80 marks a revolutionary step for Ferrari in 2025, blending a twin‑turbo V6 with three electric motors to deliver blistering performance. Despite its hybrid nature, it remains an uncompromising driver’s car, built to push boundaries rather than chase zero-emission badges.

2) Ferrari SF90 Stradale

Type: Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV)

Starting Price: US $524,816 (approx.  ₹4.53 cr) 

Range: ~25 km in EV mode

Power: 986 hp combined (769 hp V8 + 217 hp electric)

Battery Capacity: 7.9 kWh Li‑ion

Charging: Plug‑in AC charger

Features:

• Triple-motor hybrid AWD
• 16‑inch digital cockpit
• Multiple drive modes (including EV-only)
• 8‑speed dual‑clutch box

Ferrari’s first PHEV combines electric efficiency with raw supercar power. You can glide through city streets quietly, then unleash nearly 1,000 hp with full hybrid boost. It represents Ferrari’s new era, where innovation meets tradition without compromise.

3) Ferrari SF90 Spider

Type: Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV)

Starting Price: US $575,445 (approx.  ₹4.96 cr)

Range: ~25 km EV

Power: 986 hp

Battery Capacity: 7.9 kWh

Charging: Plug-in AC

Features:

• Retractable hardtop
• AWD hybrid system
• Adaptive suspension
• Cutting-edge cockpit

The SF90 Spider inherits everything from its coupe sibling but adds open-air drama. The combination of electric smoothness and V8 roar makes every drive an occasion.

It's a rare breed: stunning performance with environmental consciousness wrapped in Ferrari elegance.

4) Ferrari 296 GTB

Type: Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV)

Starting Price: US $338,000 (approx. ₹2.91 cr)

Range: ~25 km EV

Power: 818 hp (663 hp V6 + 122 hp electric)

Battery Capacity: 7.45 kWh

Charging: Plug-in AC

Features:

• Compact V6 hybrid engine
• Rear-wheel drive
• Dual-clutch 8-speed
• Track-tuned hybrid functions

The 296 GTB packs hybrid speed into a compact, agile package. Ideal for those who want city travel with supercar thrill.

Its balance of finesse and power keeps the Ferrari driving emotion vibrant and expressive.

5) Ferrari 296 GTS

Type: Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV)

Starting Price: US $363,000 (approx. ₹3.13 cr)

Range: ~25 km EV

Power: 818 hp (Hybrid V6)

Battery Capacity: 7.45 kWh

Charging: Plug-in AC

Features:

• Targa-style roof
• Same hybrid drivetrain
• Retractable roof
• Focused on fun and style

The GTS delivers the same hybrid thrills as the GTB, but with open-top flair. It’s perfect for scenic drives with a touch of drama.

It blends track-grade performance with carefree driving, all while turning heads.

6) Ferrari 12Cilindri

Type: Petrol (NA V12)

Starting Price: US $350,000 (approx. ₹3.02 cr) (estimate)

Power: 730 hp+ (6.5 L)

Features:

• Naturally aspirated V12
• Dual-clutch gearbox
• Elegant grand touring interior
• Rear-wheel drive

This V12 grand tourer blends romance and refinement. Its silky power and lush cabin make weekend escapes a treat.

It highlights Ferrari’s mastery of sound, comfort, and luxury.

7) Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider

Type: Petrol (NA V12)

Starting Price: US $380,000 (≈ ₹3.28 cr) (estimate)

Power: 730 hp+

Battery Capacity: N/A

Features:

• Open-top V12 experience
• Plush grand-touring interior
• Reinforced chassis
• Thumb-turn elegance

The Spider offers pure V12 bliss with the wind in your hair. It’s more than powerful—it’s poetic.

It’s built for those who savour both power and view, every mile.

8) Ferrari Purosangue

Type: Petrol (NA V12 SUV)

Starting Price: US $405,000 (approx. ₹3.50 cr)

Range: N/A

Power: 715 hp (6.5 L)

Features:

• First Ferrari SUV
• AWD V12 power
• Tall seating and luxury comfort
• Ferrari performance in SUV form

The Purosangue bridges Ferrari heart with SUV practicality. It’s a family car with 715 horsepower under the hood.

Expect luxury, space, and performance—all on Ferrari terms.

9) Ferrari Roma

Type: Petrol (Turbo V8)

Starting Price: US $223,500 (≈ ₹1.93 cr)

Power: 612 hp (3.9 L) 

Features:

• Twin-turbo V8
• Elegant coupe lines
• GT-oriented comfort
• 8-speed dual-clutch

The Roma brings daily elegance wrapped in Ferrari style. It’s refined and poised, with enough plumbing under the hood to thrill.

It redefines supercar beauty for everyday use.

10) Ferrari Roma Spider

Type: Petrol (Turbo V8)

Starting Price: US $240,000 (approx. ₹2.07 cr)

Power: 612 hp Battery

Features:

• Soft-top convertible
• GT comfort and style
• Retractable roof cabin
• 8-speed gearbox

Open-air luxury meets V8 flair. The Roma Spider adds convertible elegance to an already balanced GT.

It’s perfect for stylish drives with finesse, top down.

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From iconic barchettas to high-tech hybrids, Ferrari continues to redefine what it means to drive with passion, precision, and prestige. Whether you're drawn to the raw power of a V12 or the sustainable speed of a plug-in hybrid, every model carries the soul of Enzo Ferrari’s vision.

RedCarpetLife celebrates not just the machines but the stories they tell — about speed, luxury, and a lifestyle that never settles for ordinary. As Ferrari blends tradition with innovation, it gives every enthusiast, collector, and dreamer something to admire and aspire to.

Stay tuned with RedCarpetLife for more deep dives into luxury cars, exclusive launches, and the ever-evolving world of elite automotives.