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Foto già postate qualche settimana fa ?è partito lo sviluppo della nuova supercar che andrà a sostituire LaFerrari, "...15 per cent lighter but with an over 20 per cent better performance in crash.." " Ferrari has joined forces with engineering and software company Altair for the development of their next-gen platform. The new architecture will spawn “several new flagship vehicle derivatives” according to Altair who is a longtime partner of Ferrari for over a decade. Altair has sent a group of designers and engineers to work on-site at Ferrari’s vehicle development center in Italy to work alongside Ferrari’s own team. The new platform is expected to be 15 per cent lighter but with an over 20 per cent better performance in crash, NVH and other critical attributes, according to Altair. “It was important for Altair to supply both CAD and CAE expertise to facilitate tight integration particularly when packaging ideas and manufacturing process are so fluid”, said Maximilian Szwaj, Ferrari’s Director of Innovation and BIW Development. “For Ferrari, the Next Generation platform is a significant engineering achievement and a symbol of our successful collaboration with Altair.”Royston Jones, Altair Product Design’s global chief technology officer added that the new platform will be the outcome of “a massive deployment of structural optimization” with the “optimum material layout”. “I love the Next Generation architecture; it has an organic nature, with the structure flowing smoothly from sections to joints”, he said. “I believe it [the platform] truly warrants the title of Next Generation and importantly, and repays Ferrari’s trust.” http://www.carscoops.com/2016/07/ferrari-starts-development-of-their.htmlsenza quasi camuffature
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