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While the McLaren P1 and Porsche 918 Spyder each feature electric-only modes, Ferrari claims its LaFerrari hybrid supercar doesn’t have one.
Video, though. Posted by YouTube user CarloDelucis (via Jalopnik), it shows a black LaFerrari silently sailing through a garage and turning a corner before its V12 fires up.
If the LaFerrari really will drive with its gas engine shut off, it’s a bit a surprising that nobody has noticed  it nevertheless. It’s strange to see one amongst these cars traveling without creating a sound, and that V12 isn’t exactly refined once it fires up.
It’s possible that the engine shuts off solely for transient periods of your time, too short for Ferrari to legitimately build the claim that you will drive a LaFerrari on power alone.Not that Ferrari would want to build that claim. It’s been adamant from the start that electrical driving isn’t a part of the LaFerrari’s mission, and that the hybrid system was only meant to enhance performance, while providing less-abysmal fuel economy.After all, who would need to silence that vi.3-liter V12? In the LaFerrari’s “HY-KERS” powertrain, it’s teamed with a pair of electrical motor-generators.

 All produces a mixed 950 horsepower and over 664 pound-feet of torsion.Ferrari has hinted that it will build additional hybrid V12s within the future, to help carry on with alteration international emissions standards. For now tho', it’s preferred fuel-saving technology appears to be turbocharging.
Ferrari deployed turbos on the California T and is expected to try and do therefore once more on the rested 458M. It’s even discussed victimization associate degree electrical turbocharger on a future engine.The next Ferrari hybrid will possible seem once one amongst the present V12 cars – the FF or F12 Berlinetta – wants a refresh. as we she how Ferrari spins the electric-only story once it will.