12Cilindri
Introduced in 2024, the Ferrari 12Cilindri is a two-seat Grand Tourer powered by a naturally aspirated V12 mounted in a mid-front position. It continues Ferrari’s long-running tradition of front-engined twelve-cylinder cars designed to combine high performance with long-distance usability, while giving that formula a more geometric and contemporary appearance. Its 6,496 cc V12 produces 830 cv at 9,250 rpm and can rev to 9,500 rpm, working with an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission. Ferrari quotes a top speed above 340 km/h and a 0–100 km/h time of 2.9 seconds. The 2024 range consists of two body styles: the fixed-roof Berlinetta and the Spider, fitted with a retractable hardtop. (ferrari.com)
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Make: Ferrari · Model: 12Cilindri
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2024
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Model summary
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Model introduction
Introduced in 2024, the Ferrari 12Cilindri is a two-seat Grand Tourer powered by a naturally aspirated V12 mounted in a mid-front position. It continues Ferrari’s long-running tradition of front-engined twelve-cylinder cars designed to combine high performance with long-distance usability, while giving that formula a more geometric and contemporary appearance. Its 6,496 cc V12 produces 830 cv at 9,250 rpm and can rev to 9,500 rpm, working with an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission. Ferrari quotes a top speed above 340 km/h and a 0–100 km/h time of 2.9 seconds. The 2024 range consists of two body styles: the fixed-roof Berlinetta and the Spider, fitted with a retractable hardtop. (ferrari.com)
History
The Ferrari 12Cilindri was revealed in 2024 as the latest expression of Ferrari’s mid-front-engined V12 Grand Touring tradition. Ferrari directly connects the car with the open and closed Grand Tourers of the 1950s and 1960s, an era when the marque’s cars combined racing-car performance with long-distance comfort and the sound of a twelve-cylinder engine. The 12Cilindri does not use a retro body: instead, its design relies on clean surfaces, a clamshell-style front section and active aerodynamic elements integrated into the bodywork. (ferrari.com) The Berlinetta was introduced in 2024, followed by the 12Cilindri Spider on May 3, 2024, at an event in Miami Beach. Both versions use the same 6.5-litre naturally aspirated F140HD V12, with several mechanical solutions developed from the 812 Competizione programme. Ferrari identifies titanium connecting rods, lighter pistons, a rebalanced crankshaft and sliding-finger-follower valve gear among the engine’s notable features. In Ferrari’s road-car range, the model continues the role previously occupied by the 812 family, although Ferrari does not officially describe the 12Cilindri as a numbered generation. (ferrari.com)
Generations
The Ferrari 12Cilindri is not currently documented as a model family with several distinct generations. Available information places it within a new range launched in 2024. In the ScanRacer context, two variants share that model year: the Berlinetta and the Spider. It is therefore more accurate to describe them as two contemporary body styles rather than successive generations. (cdn.ferrari.com) The Berlinetta is the fixed-roof version. Ferrari lists a 270-litre luggage compartment and a dry weight of 1,560 kg when fitted with optional lightweight content. The Spider retains the same basic mechanical layout and quoted performance, but replaces the fixed roof with a retractable hardtop that can open or close in 14 seconds. Its stated dry weight rises to 1,620 kg, while luggage capacity falls to 200 litres. (ferrari.com) No separate 2024 engine or generation change is documented within the supplied model range. The meaningful distinctions are therefore related mainly to body style, roof mechanism, weight and luggage capacity.
Key differences
Both 12Cilindri versions use the same 6,496 cc naturally aspirated V12, 830 cv maximum output, 9,500 rpm redline, eight-speed dual-clutch transmission and Ferrari-quoted top speed above 340 km/h. The fundamental distinction is body style. The Berlinetta has a fixed roof and focuses on lower mass and greater luggage capacity, with Ferrari listing 270 litres. The Spider adds a retractable hardtop that opens in a stated 14 seconds, allowing open-air driving. Its published dry weight is 1,620 kg, compared with 1,560 kg for the Berlinetta with optional lightweight content, while luggage capacity falls to 200 litres. Ferrari also gives slightly different weight distributions: 47.8 percent front and 52.2 percent rear for the Spider, versus 48.4 percent front and 51.6 percent rear for the Berlinetta. (ferrari.com)
Photo recognition
The 12Cilindri is first identified by the proportions of a front-engined Ferrari Grand Tourer, with a long bonnet and a cabin set well back in the body. Its styling uses taut surfaces and geometric volumes rather than heavily sculpted forms. The clamshell-style front bonnet, which exposes the engine bay when raised, is one of the clearest visual details. Ferrari also highlights the twin pairs of exhaust outlets at the rear as a signature feature of the car’s twelve-cylinder design language. (ferrari.com) The Berlinetta has a fixed roof and a more continuous rear profile, while the Spider can be identified by its retractable hardtop and the rear bodywork surrounding that system. Standard-looking 21-inch wheel proportions and wide tyres, listed as 275/35 at the front and 315/35 at the rear, add to the car’s visual stance. To distinguish it from the 812 Superfast or 812 Competizione, look for the 12Cilindri’s more angular exterior treatment, three-screen cockpit layout and characteristic four-outlet exhaust arrangement. (ferrari.com)
Important versions
The Berlinetta is the fixed-roof body style and the lighter variant in Ferrari’s published technical data. It combines the 830 cv naturally aspirated V12 with a fixed roof and a 270-litre luggage compartment. The Spider uses the same powertrain and quoted performance figures, but adds a retractable hardtop that opens in 14 seconds. It provides open-air driving at the cost of additional mass and a smaller 200-litre luggage area. Both variants listed in the ScanRacer context belong to the 2024 model year. (ferrari.com)
References
- Ferrari 12Cilindri: for the fewFerrari
- Ferrari 12Cilindri Spider: for the fewFerrari
- Ferrari 12CilindriFerrari
- https://www.ferrari.com/en-US/corporate/articles/ferrari-12cilindri-tailor-made-inspired-by-tradition-driven-by-innovationferrari.com
- https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/magazine/articles/precise-muscular-sensuous-the-12cilindriferrari.com
- https://www.ferrari.com/en-US/auto/ferrari-12cilindri-tailor-madeferrari.com
Frequently asked questions
- What years was the Ferrari 12Cilindri produced?
- ScanRacer's referenced versions cover 2024.
- How many Ferrari 12Cilindri examples are documented on ScanRacer?
- 34 published scans from 23 members, with the latest photo added in October 2026.
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