We've seen our fair share of spy shots depicting the Ferrari 812 Superfast replacement, but all of them featured test mules wearing a modified Roma body. The new V12 machine from Maranello has entered the next development stage as a prototype has now been caught by car paparazzi Derek Cornelissen featuring the production body. For this reason, the Prancing Horse decided to heavily camouflage the vehicle to better conceal the final design.
The absence of yellow high-voltage stickers leads us to believe the high-performance coupe will not be a hybrid. If our assumption is correct, this is going to be one of the last V12 Ferrari models to do away with electrification, unless it'll have a mild-hybrid setup. Either way, collectors will be all over this car. Even with the heavy camo, it’s pretty clear the 812 successor will not be a twelve-cylinder Roma even though the sloping roofline is similar.
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