Ferrari Enzo

This photorealistic cutaway illustration of the Ferrari Enzo reveals the carbon-fibre monocoque, the naturally aspirated V12 inspired by Ferrari’s Formula 1 technology, and the race-derived suspension architecture of one of Ferrari’s most uncompromising road cars. Each component was individually reconstructed to make the engineering beneath the surface visible and understandable.

• Engine: naturally aspirated 6.0-litre V12, inspired by Ferrari Formula 1 technology
• Transmission: electro-hydraulically operated 6-speed sequential gearbox with paddle shift
• Power: 660 PS
• Top speed: over 350 km/h
• Dry weight: 1,255 kg
• Production: 2002–2004, 400 cars in total
• Design: Pininfarina
• Chassis: carbon-fibre monocoque with honeycomb structure
• Suspension: electronically controlled damping
• Brakes: carbon-ceramic braking system
• Aerodynamics: active aerodynamic control
• Cockpit: Formula 1-inspired driving environment with multifunction steering wheel, bucket seats and exposed carbon-fibre structures; deliberately stripped of an audio system and electric windows

The Enzo transferred key technologies and design principles from Ferrari’s racing programme to a road car engineered with an uncompromising focus on performance.