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LaFerrari Prototypes Virtual Tour

Updated: Jun 26



Inside the Evolution: LaFerrari Prototypes Digital Walkthrough

The LaFerrari is one of the most groundbreaking hypercars ever produced — a hybrid-powered masterpiece that blends Formula 1 technology with road-going brilliance. But before the world saw the final production model, Ferrari engineered and tested a series of prototypes, each with unique characteristics, secrets, and engineering insights.


Now, through an exclusive digital walkthrough, enthusiasts and collectors can virtually explore the LaFerrari Prototypes, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look into Ferrari’s development process.


The Purpose of Prototypes: Engineering Meets Experimentation

Prototypes are more than just rough drafts. In Ferrari’s case, they are testbeds of innovation. The LaFerrari prototypes reveal how the brand refined aerodynamics, hybrid powertrains, weight distribution, and styling, all while pushing the limits of modern engineering.


From early test mules disguised with 458 or Enzo body panels to rolling chassis wrapped in camouflage, each prototype tells a story of progress, trial, and precision.


A Fully Interactive Experience: Step Into Ferrari History

Thanks to Autoviewpoint’s vehicle digital walkthrough technology, you can now explore each LaFerrari prototype in an immersive 360 car tour. The virtual walkthrough showcases multiple stages of development, allowing users to rotate, zoom, and interact with each prototype in full detail.


Through interactive hotspots, viewers can uncover hidden facts, technical notes, and key changes Ferrari made along the journey — all from their browser or mobile device.


Notable Prototypes Featured in the Tour

Some of the standout vehicles in the walkthrough include:

  • M6 – An early test mule combining 458 bodywork with LaFerrari internals

  • F150 Prototipo Preserie – A near-final version showcasing production-ready bodywork and interior

  • MP1 & MP2 – Heavily camouflaged test cars used to refine the hybrid system and active aerodynamics

  • LaFerrari Chassis Mules – Open-body engineering platforms that reveal component layout and testing configurations


These are machines the public was never meant to see up close — until now.


From Prototype to Perfection: The Final LaFerrari

After years of testing and refinement, Ferrari unveiled the LaFerrari at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show. It became the brand’s most powerful road car at the time, combining a 6.3-litre V12 with a HY-KERS electric motor to produce 963 PS. Only 499 coupés were built, each representing the culmination of decades of racing expertise and the lessons learned from its prototypes.


The LaFerrari not only pushed boundaries, it redefined them. And now, thanks to digital technology, you can follow every step of that journey.


Red laferrari supercar parked in front of a brick mansion, with a yellow car nearby. Green lawn with yellow flowers in the foreground.

The Role of Digital Twins in Preserving Automotive Heritage

Through the creation of automotive digital twins, we preserve these unique prototype vehicles in stunning digital form. This allows enthusiasts, historians, and collectors to experience rare models that would otherwise be hidden in storage or museums.

Digital twins also offer brands like Ferrari a way to tell their innovation story visually and interactively, enhancing customer engagement and enriching the online experience.


Explore the LaFerrari Prototypes Today

Ready to step inside Ferrari’s development lab?Explore the LaFerrari Prototypes Digital Walkthrough now and see how history was made, one test car at a time.


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