Tuning house Novitec has unveiled a modified Ferrari Purosangue with its Esteso package. This widebody kit adds six centimeters to the crossover's width, giving it a more aggressive stance.
The Esteso components can be ordered in exposed carbon fiber or PUR-Rim plastic. On one example shared by Vossen on social media, a white Purosangue features contrasting black accents and carbon elements, including a redesigned front bumper, widened wheel arches, and a revised hood.
The car also rides on forged Vossen VPS-1 wheels finished in Satin Black, complete with Ferrari-branded center caps. This wheel model comes in various sizes, ranging from 19 to 26 inches in diameter in a monoblock design.
As Ferrari's first production crossover, the Purosangue is a four-door SUV powered by a V12. In Novitec's version, power gains are possible through a sport exhaust system. The report suggests an increase of up to 30 horsepower over the standard 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12, which produces 715 horsepower.
