Ferrari Wants To Turn Taillights Into Active Aero
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Ferrari has a revolutionary idea to gain more aerodynamic load thanks to the rear riders. Ferrari has applied for a patent in which it shows an interpretation of the rear optical groups so that they have a function in the aerodynamics of their cars. An innovation that seeks to make, like their DNA brand, their fastest supercars. No one doubts that Ferrari is one of the most special brands and with the most sporting charisma in the history of the…
Ferrari seems to be looking for another creative way to improve the aerodynamics of its car this time by making the rear lights part of the active aerodynamic system.
Today, supercars already offer insane power outputs that are difficult to exploit on public roads, so automakers are looking for other ways to improve performance. A new Ferrari patent shows that one of the main areas the Italian company is focusing on is active aerodynamics, i.e. body parts that change their position depending on speed and driving conditions. The patent, filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office, shows a mid-engined superca…
Ferrari could be working on its most advanced aero yet - The Supercar Blog
Ferrari appears to be exploring a new aspect in aerodynamic technology, and its latest patent offers a glimpse at what could be coming next. Filed with the US Patent and Trademark Office, the application depicts a futuristic mid-engined hypercar featuring an elaborate aerodynamic package. The design itself may never reach production, but some of its […] The post Ferrari could be working on its most advanced aero yet appeared first on The Superca…
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