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Ferrari · model year 2026
2026 Ferrari F80
Two Seaters · All-Wheel Drive · Hybrid · EPA class: Two Seaters
Where it places
- 32 Fuel-efficient two-seat sports cars
Ordered by combined MPG #32 of 56 - 274 Hybrid cars
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Ordered by combined MPG #1135 of 1,362 - 1954 Gas and hybrid cars by fuel cost
Ordered by fuel a year #1954 of 2,158
Against fuel-efficient two-seat sports cars
The CarCody take
The 2026 Ferrari F80 is a two-seat car with a gasoline hybrid powertrain, all-wheel drive, and an automatic transmission. Its 2.9-liter turbocharged six-cylinder returns 17 MPG combined, with 15 MPG city and 20 MPG highway. The EPA annual fuel cost is $4,850, and tailpipe emissions are 531 grams per mile.
Good to know
- Hybrid powertrain with all-wheel drive
- 20 MPG highway EPA rating
- Automatic AM8 transmission
- Two-seat Ferrari body
Watch for
- 17 MPG combined fuel economy
- 15 MPG city rating
- $4,850 EPA annual fuel cost
- Two-seat layout limits occupants
Who it suits. Drivers seeking a two-seat Ferrari with hybrid all-wheel drive Drivers wanting a two-seat Ferrari with hybrid all-wheel drive
Choose the 2026 Ferrari F80 if you want a two-seat Ferrari that combines a gasoline hybrid system with all-wheel drive and automatic shifting. The practical cost is clear: 17 MPG combined and an EPA annual fuel estimate of $4,850. City driving is rated at 15 MPG, while highway driving reaches 20 MPG. Its 531 grams-per-mile tailpipe CO2 figure also reflects substantial emissions. This car fits a narrow use case, so confirm that two seats and its fuel budget match how you plan to drive.
What it is
The 2026 Ferrari F80 is a two-seat car with all-wheel drive. Its gasoline hybrid system uses a 2.9-liter turbocharged six-cylinder engine and an automatic AM8 transmission. See more Ferrari cars.
The figure to start with is 17 MPG combined. That is the EPA city-and-highway rating for this F80.
The numbers
EPA ratings are 15 MPG in city driving and 20 MPG on the highway. Your result will follow the mix of driving you do, with city travel carrying the lower figure.
The F80 uses gasoline and has a tailpipe CO2 figure of 531 grams per mile.
What it costs to run
The EPA annual fuel-cost estimate is $4,850. That figure puts a clear dollar amount on the fuel used over a typical year under the EPA estimate.
At 17 MPG combined, fuel economy is the running-cost trade-off for this hybrid all-wheel-drive car.
How it compares
The F80's EPA ratings are 17 MPG combined, 15 MPG city, and 20 MPG highway. Its 15 city and 20 highway figures show where your own driving may land.
The F80 is also a hybrid, with a 17 MPG combined EPA rating.
Who it suits
The F80 suits a buyer who wants a two-seat Ferrari with hybrid power, all-wheel drive, and an automatic transmission.
It makes the most sense when those drivetrain and body choices matter more than minimizing gasoline spending.
Trade-offs
All-wheel drive and hybrid power are paired with 17 MPG combined, not a low-fuel-use rating. City driving is rated at 15 MPG, below its 20 MPG highway figure.
The car's two-seat layout limits carrying space compared with cars built for more occupants. Its EPA annual fuel cost is $4,850.
Verdict
The F80 is a specialized choice: a two-seat Ferrari with a gasoline hybrid system, all-wheel drive, and automatic shifting. Its EPA numbers are straightforward—17 MPG combined, 15 city, and 20 highway. Plan around the $4,850 annual fuel estimate if you drive it regularly. Choose it for this layout and drivetrain, while accepting that fuel economy and seating capacity are not its focus.
Every figure on record
- Combined MPG
- 17 MPG
- City MPG
- 15 MPG
- Highway MPG
- 20 MPG
- Annual fuel cost
- $4,850
- Tailpipe CO₂
- 531 g per mile
- Model year
- 2026
- Body
- Car
- EPA size class
- Two Seaters
- Drive
- All-Wheel Drive
- Engine
- 2.9 L 6-cyl turbo
- Transmission
- Automatic (AM8)
- Fuel
- Gasoline
Questions
What is the 2026 Ferrari F80's combined MPG?
The EPA combined rating is 17 MPG.
What are the F80's city and highway MPG ratings?
It is rated at 15 MPG city and 20 MPG highway.
How much does the F80 cost to fuel each year?
The EPA annual fuel-cost estimate is $4,850.
Is the Ferrari F80 a hybrid?
Yes. It uses a gasoline hybrid powertrain.
Does the F80 have all-wheel drive?
Yes, the F80 has all-wheel drive.
How many seats does the F80 have?
The EPA class is Two Seaters, so it is a two-seat car.
What engine and transmission does it use?
It has a 2.9-liter turbocharged six-cylinder engine and an automatic AM8 transmission.
What is its tailpipe CO2 figure?
The EPA figure is 531 grams per mile.
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