The Ferrari Laverrei is distinctive because it is the first Ferrari car to have a hybrid engine to give it more power. There is a more distinct option: the Ferrari Laverrei Aperta, the convertible category that has produced less than its coupe for more excellence.

The Ferrari Laverra Eperta is an extension of the limited production models with the revolutionary horse logo and a removable F50-like roof produced in the 1990s.

There were drastic changes in the structure of Ferrari's Ferrari Aperta chassis, which focused on changing the direction of the air flow down rather than the top so as not to cause injuries to the neck due to lower air pressure which increases with high speed.

A total of 210 units of the Ferrari Laverra Eperta were produced: 200 cars were sold to selected customers and the remaining 10 were sold through auctions to charity, as well as the 70th anniversary of the launch of the revolutionary horse.

The Ferrari Laverra Eperta has two types of roof: the first is made of carbon fiber, the second is a canvas and one can be selected while driving to protect against adverse weather conditions.

Mechanically, Ferrari has the same engine as the Coupe. The 12-cylinder V12 engine is capable of producing 789 hp and provides torque of up to 700 Newton meters. There is also a Kers electric motor that produces 161 hp and torque 200 Nm, the final power output of 950 hp and torque up to 900 Nm.

The Ferrari's Ferrari Aperta is a dual-clutch automatic 7-speed automatic. It can be clasped manually through a pair of knobs behind the steering wheel, similar to the Formula 1 cars, and it is capable of bearing the tremendous power produced by the powerful engine.

The latest version of the Ferrari Laverra Iberta was sold in 2017 for $ 10 million for charity and it has definitely joined one of the supercar groups of discerning car collectors, which is a very valuable addition.