Ferrari ENZO successor to be unveiled in Geneva

Ferrari has released their new teaser images of its upcoming successor for the Enzo model on the company's official Facebook page.  The Italian automaker says it will release a series of images of its upcoming flagship, which untill now is still unnamed, right up until its worldwide debut next week at the Geneva Motor Show.

Like previous images, the latest teaser doesn't give away too much.  Judging from previous images, the Ferrari logo depicted here resides on the car's rear end.

Reports suggest the Enzo successor will be powered by a hybrid drivetrain that will consist of an evolution of the 6.3-liter V12 engine found in the f12berlinetta and a Formula 1-derived Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS).  Together, the two will send 950 horsepower to the rear set of wheels, enabling the super car to sprint from zero to 62 mph in just three seconds and reach a top speed of 229 mph.

The KERS system will add around 330 pounds to the car, bumping the total weight up to roughly 2,820 pounds.

Called F150 internally, the car will be built around a carbon-fiber monocoque crafted by Ferrari's Formula 1 division.  Its body will be made out of four different types of carbon fibers, resulting in a 27 percent increase in torsional rigidity over the Enzo. 

Ferrari has confirmed that the cockpit will feature a fixed driver's seat that will be tailor-made for each buyer.  The pedal box and the steering wheel will both be adjustable.