It is fitted with a folding hardtop which Ferrari says can be lowered in just 14 seconds at speeds of up to 45 km/h.

It’ll cost you €3.5 million at a minimum and as you can imagine the interest has been rather strong with rumours suggesting it is already sold out.

The hardtop can be retracted or deployed in just 14 seconds at speeds up to 45 km/h and dropping the roof may be rather rewarding too.

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This news just will not die but we are ok with it because at Zero2Turbo we love speed and when talking about Hennessey and Bugatti, there is generally a lot of speed involved.

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Will we see a production version of this car? That is almost a definite so let’s hope one of these owners takes it to Nevada to see what it has got.

The bosses at Porsche have revealed that the successor to the 718 Cayman could be a favourite to go electric and an official decision on the car is said to be made in the next 12 months.

The longest wait is officially over as Porsche finally took the covers off their first electric vehicle ever, the Taycan.