Ferrari has unveiled a handling-focused update for the 2025 Purosangue, sharpening the V12 SUV's dynamics. The 6.5-liter, 715-hp family hauler gains adaptive air suspension and a stiffer body, promising supercar-like agility without sacrificing comfort. Arriving in Saudi Arabia by late 2025.
Ferrari has revealed a new handling package for the 2025 Purosangue, aiming to elevate the V12 SUV’s driving dynamics to unprecedented levels. The 6.5-liter, 715-hp family car receives a revised suspension system and a stiffer chassis, bringing it closer to a true supercar than any other SUV.
What’s new in the 2025 Purosangue update?
According to a report from CarBuzz, the updates include a recalibrated suspension with new air springs and electrically controlled adaptive dampers. The chassis has been reinforced at specific points to reduce body roll in corners and improve steering response. Ferrari claims these changes make the car feel like a genuine supercar despite its size.
Does the update affect ride comfort?
Despite the increased stiffness, Ferrari insists that ride comfort has not been negatively impacted. Thanks to the intelligent suspension system, the car can adapt to different road conditions, providing a smooth ride on long journeys while maintaining high performance when needed.
V12 engine: a beating heart that refuses to die
The Purosangue retains its legendary V12 engine, one of the rarest in the SUV segment. It produces 715 hp and 716 Nm of torque, paired with an 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. The car accelerates from 0-100 km/h in 3.3 seconds and reaches a top speed of 310 km/h.
How much will the Ferrari Purosangue 2025 cost in Saudi Arabia?
Ferrari has not announced official pricing for the new updates yet, but the base model is expected to start at around USD 400,000 (approximately SAR 1.5 million). With the updates, the price may rise slightly. The car is available for order in Saudi Arabia through authorized dealers, with deliveries expected in the last quarter of 2025.
Does the Purosangue compete with the Lamborghini Urus?
Absolutely, but the Purosangue stands out with its unique V12 engine, while the Urus uses a twin-turbo V8. Ferrari focuses on pure driving experience, whereas Lamborghini offers a blend of outrageous performance and bold design. The choice depends on priorities: enthusiasts of naturally aspirated engines will choose Ferrari, while fans of raw power may lean toward Lamborghini.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the Ferrari Purosangue 2025 arrive in Saudi Arabia?
The updated Purosangue is expected to reach Saudi Arabia in the last quarter of 2025. Contact local dealer Samaco for precise availability and pricing.
Does the 2025 update change the exterior design?
No, the current updates focus on mechanical and chassis improvements only. Ferrari has not announced any exterior or interior design changes for the Purosangue.
How much does it cost to maintain a Ferrari Purosangue annually?
Ferrari has not released official figures, but expert estimates suggest annual maintenance costs between SAR 15,000 and SAR 25,000, depending on usage and parts.
Is the Purosangue suitable for Gulf heat and sand?
Yes, the Purosangue's adaptive suspension and powerful cooling system are designed to handle extreme heat. However, as a low-profile SUV, it is not intended for off-road sand driving.
Sources
- CarBuzz — Ferrari's Family Friendly V12 Super SUV Gets A Major Handling Upgrade
