The new 488 GT3 Evo 2020 is the result of Ferrari’s desire to further refine certain aspects of one of the most successful cars in the marque’s history.
This has been achieved using innovative concepts derived from its track experience and feedback from the teams competing with the 488 GT3.
Aerodynamics, vehicle dynamics, ergonomics, safety and reliability were the main focuses of development, all, of course, in compliance with the strict power and aerodynamic efficiency performance limits imposed by FIA regulations.
Better control, better reliability with the 488 GT3 Evo 2020
Engine and electronics
No performance upgrades or component modifications have been made to the engine, a twin-turbo V8 with a 90-degree angle between the cylinder banks; but it does boast a new engine management system which provides better reliability and smoother, more precise torque delivery; the vehicle control electronics have also been improved (including ABS and Traction Control).
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Better control, better reliability with the 488 GT3 Evo 2020
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A new front in stability
Focus on competition developments
A new seat
A new seat makes its debut in the 488 GT3 Evo 2020, developed in partnership with Sabelt for the GT3 and the GTE; this seat meets the new FIA safety regulations and is not only more rigid and robust but is also 2.4 kg lighter. New straps and a new buckle have been added to the belts.
additional 24H/Endurance package
Dedicated to endurance racing, the additional 24H/Endurance package is specifically designed for clients interested in that particular type of racing. The basic equipment includes a front bumper with extra headlights, quick-fill couplings for engine oil and coolant, as well as a carbon-fibre clutch, brake callipers taken from the GTE and steel wheel nuts. Features available on request include coolant level sensors and fuel fill sensors with warning lights, as well as 4,500 lumen LED main headlights.
The new components and improvements introduced in the 2020 version of the 488 GT3 Evo are also available as upgrade kits for existing cars.
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Focus on competition developments
Endurance racing has evolved to increasingly resemble extended sprint racing, demanding meticulous attention to detail, including in the cockpit.