With no air-intakes on its sides, the new Ferrari Roma captures the unblemished beauty of the 50s - Yanko Design

Paying tribute to the golden 50s and 60s, often considered the peak era of design at Ferrari, the Roma was launched today in a dedicated client event in its namesake city of Rome. The mid-front engined coupe may non be showcased in Ferrari's signature red, but it does certainly embody the design language of the cars that would beautify the city of Rome in the 50s and 60s.

The Ferrari Roma sports some serious curves, and sports the same chassis and honor-winning turbocharged V8 engine found in the Portofino. The automobile'southward design comes from their in-business firm team, Centro Stile Ferrari, headed by Flavio Manzoni. Although information technology does borrow a great deal from Ferrari'southward long-lasting human relationship with design-business firm Pininfarina, with an incredibly well-proportioned and clean pattern, devoid of any ducts or air-intakes that would corrupt the car'due south unblemished form. Every bit per sources, the car comes with a top speed of 320km/h and an dispatch of 0-100km/h in just 3.four seconds. Ferrari's all ready to launch the Roma in 2020, catering to its patrons who have an eye for a sure level of finesse Ferrari is known for… and information technology doesn't matter if you're not behind the wheel, because probably for the first time, the passenger seat has its very ain dashboard too!

Designer: Centro Stile Ferrari