Ferrari has announced its model line-up over the next three years and the Italian overlords have confirmed a new 458 Spider, a new Enzo “special series”, and four other yet to be announced new models. The announcement was made by Fiat and Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne at a press conference on Wednesday.
So far only the new 458 Spider and an all-new V12 powered 612 Scaglietti have been confirmed and scheduled for release next year. Referred to internally as the F151, the 612 Scaglietti may also be offered with a hybrid drivetrain.
Marchionne also announced a “new special series Enzo” would join the all-new 599 GTB Fiorano (a.k.a. the F152) on the 2012 marketplace. This will be followed up with a significant California Facelift, or as it is called inside the company, the “California M.” Also due for 2013 is the customary hardcore 458 Scuderia.
Also set to announce a new line-up is Ferrari’s sister company Maserati, but both supercar builders are poised to make each of their models rather distinct, practically creating sub-brands within the two companies. Maserati is expected to release two new models, slotted below the GranTurismo before 2015.
Source: World Car Fans
