Ferrari Purosangue Spotted With A Coat Of Dirt

What good is an SUV if you cannot take it off-road? It looks like Ferrari might be taking this question seriously with the development of its upcomingPurosangueSUV。t这个新的视频功能est unit spotted near the company's Maranello factory with a thick layer of dirt covering theMaserati Levante camouflage panels.

Based on these clips, we can tell that the car hasn't been washed in a good while. We can also assume that Ferrari has been taking the Purosangue test unit into territories previously uncharted for its production cars. Of course, it has hada couple of rally carsso going fast over loose surfaces is not a new concept for the Italian marque.

Apart from the layer of muck, there is nothing too dramatic to be seen. Once the Purosangue crosses the toll booth, we get a chance to hear a subtle note from its powertrain before it's overwhelmed by the echo of the green Lamborghini Huracan's V10 in the background. We also need to consider that this test unit has likely been subjected to a series of stringent on-road durability tests and the team just hasn't gotten around to getting it cleaned up.

While the Purosangue will be the company's first-ever crossover, don't expect it to be as off-road-focused as something like a Range Rover. This product will be using the architecture currently applied to the Ferrari Roma but it is expected to adopt an all-wheel-drive system with the choice of two engines. With this revolutionary step, Ferrari is dead-set on claiming the title of being the world's fastest SUV.