Short answer
LaFerrari and Enzo occupy Ferrari’s highest published road-car speed tier, above 350 km/h. The F80 is specified at 350 km/h, combining a turbocharged V6 with electric drive.
- Data period
- 2002–2026
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- 10
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- Maximum speed · km/h
- Topic
- Speed & performance
Top 10 Fastest Ferrari Cars of All Time at a Glance
| Position | Ferrari | Maximum speed | Powertrain |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 |  | >350 km/h | Mid-engine V12 hybrid |
| 02 |  | >350 km/h | Mid-engine V12 |
| 03 |  | 350 km/h | Mid-engine V6 hybrid |
| 04 |  | >340 km/h | Mid-engine V12 |
| 05 |  | >340 km/h | Front-engine V12 |
| 06 |  | >340 km/h | Front-engine V12 |
| 07 |  | >340 km/h | Front-engine V12 |
| 08 |  | >340 km/h | Front-engine V12 |
| 09 |  | >340 km/h | Front-engine V12 |
| 10 |  | >340 km/h | Mid-engine twin-turbo V8 |
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Top 10 Fastest Ferrari Cars of All Time: Entry Details
Ferrari LaFerrari
2013A mid-engined V12 works with the HY-KERS electric system. LaFerrari introduced hybrid propulsion to Ferrari’s production road cars.
- Layout
- Mid-engine V12 hybrid
Enzo Ferrari
2002The naturally aspirated V12 flagship used a carbon-fibre chassis and active aerodynamics. Its speed claim shares LaFerrari’s tier.
- Layout
- Mid-engine V12
Ferrari F80
2025The F80 replaces the V12 flagship formula with a turbocharged V6 and electric motors. Its engineering draws on Ferrari’s endurance-racing programme.
- Layout
- Mid-engine V6 hybrid
Ferrari Daytona SP3
2022A naturally aspirated V12 sits behind the occupants. The body recalls Ferrari’s sports prototypes from the 1960s.
- Layout
- Mid-engine V12
Ferrari 812 Competizione
2021The special-series 812 combines a high-revving V12 with revised aerodynamics and independent rear-wheel steering.
- Layout
- Front-engine V12
Ferrari 812 Superfast
2017Electric power steering and rear-wheel steering help manage the front-engined V12 berlinetta.
- Layout
- Front-engine V12
Ferrari F12tdf
2015The F12 special series adds rear-wheel steering and more aggressive aerodynamics. Its name recalls the Tour de France endurance road race.
- Layout
- Front-engine V12
Ferrari F12berlinetta
2012The Aero Bridge channels air around the bonnet and flanks to generate downforce on this front-engined V12.
- Layout
- Front-engine V12
Ferrari 12Cilindri
2024The 12Cilindri continues Ferrari’s naturally aspirated front-engined V12 line. Active aerodynamic elements balance drag and downforce.
- Layout
- Front-engine V12
Ferrari 488 Pista
2018The track-focused 488 borrows aerodynamic ideas from Ferrari’s racing cars. Its S-Duct guides air through the nose to increase front downforce.
- Layout
- Mid-engine twin-turbo V8
Top 10 Fastest Ferrari Cars of All Time: Analysis
LaFerrari adds electric drive to the V12 formula
LaFerrari combines a naturally aspirated V12 with HY-KERS, using electric assistance to supplement the combustion engine. Enzo reached the same published above-350 km/h tier with a V12 alone. F80 moves the flagship line to a hybrid V6, another change in the road-car lineage covered in our Ferrari history.
The 488 Pista reaches the V12 speed tier
The 488 Pista’s twin-turbo V8 puts it alongside Daytona SP3 and 812 Competizione above 340 km/h. Ferrari’s smaller mid-engined cars therefore reach a speed tier also occupied by the larger naturally aspirated engines in our V12 car selection.
Important context
- Daytona SP3 reaches the same above-340 km/h tier as several front-engined V12 models.
- The 488 Pista joins the V12 cars with a twin-turbocharged V8.
- F12tdf and F12berlinetta share a published maximum-speed threshold.
FAQ: Top 10 Fastest Ferrari Cars of All Time
What is the fastest Ferrari road car?
LaFerrari and Enzo have published maximum speeds above 350 km/h. F80 is specified at 350 km/h.
How fast is the Ferrari F80?
The F80’s published maximum speed is 350 km/h. It uses a turbocharged V6 and electric motors.
How fast is the Ferrari 812 Competizione?
Ferrari specifies more than 340 km/h for the 812 Competizione, placing it in the same published tier as the 812 Superfast.
Is the Ferrari 488 Pista faster than the F12tdf?
Both have a published maximum-speed claim above 340 km/h. Those specifications do not establish a precise speed difference between them.
Sources & methodology
Ferrari specifications, one closed-body version per model. Order follows published speed tiers, preserving lower bounds. Sequential positions do not separate equal claims. Race cars and prototypes are excluded. Bounds are not plotted.
Maintained by Artsiom Dusau, a software engineer and BMW 4 Series owner. Editorial policy
View sources (10)
- Ferrari LaFerrari coupe and Aperta performance
- Ferrari Enzo original brochure
- Ferrari F80 technical data sheet
- Ferrari Daytona SP3 technical specifications
- Ferrari 812 Competizione technical specifications
- Ferrari 812 Superfast launch specifications
- Ferrari F12tdf official specifications
- Ferrari F12berlinetta official specifications
- Ferrari 12Cilindri specifications
- Ferrari 488 Pista specifications
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