Ferrari has revealed the newest in its Particular Tasks programme, a bespoke one-off monitor automotive that’s been designed solely for non-competitive monitor use.
Dubbed the Ferrari KC23, this one-off automotive was commissioned by “one of many Prancing Horse’s main collectors”. It took over three years to develop.
The KC23 makes use of the extremely profitable Ferrari 488 GT3 Evo 2020 as the bottom and retains the racer’s mid-rear-mounted 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine.
Ferrari hasn’t confirmed what the outputs for the KC23 are, however the 488 GT3 Evo 2020 produces as much as 441kW of energy and as much as 700Nm of torque.
The Ferrari KC23 has been designed by Flavio Manzoni, who has designed the likes of the LaFerrari, FXX-Okay, 812 Superfast, Purosangue, and most just lately the SF90 XX, on the Ferrari Styling Centre.
Each single one of many 488 GT3 Evo 2020’s strains have been redesigned, in addition to the glass surfaces and light-weight clusters.
Exterior highlights embrace motorised air intakes, a big detachable rear wing, clamshell bonnet, and butterfly doorways.
It comes with a specifically developed, four-layer aluminium paint referred to as Gold Mercury livery. Relying on the lighting route and depth, the color appears to vary.
The KC23 will likely be displayed with 21-inch entrance and 22-inch rear wheels, however 18-inch wheels are additionally provided for monitor driving.
On the within this newest one-off automotive is kind of much like the pared-back 488 GT3 Evo 2020. The one variations are the door panels and dashboard end on the passenger facet.
There are particular seats trimmed in Alcantara with an electro-welded brand, with a rear-facing digital camera performing because the rear-view mirror. Ferrari says the camera-based facet mirrors will also be eliminated for a cleaner look.
The Ferrari KC23 is about to make its public debut on the 2023 Goodwood Competition of Velocity within the UK from July 13 to 16.
It should then be on show on the Ferrari Museum in Maranello, Italy from August 1 to October 2.
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