Ferrari release a brand new hypercar every 10 years that is their hypercar production life-cycle philosophy. However there has been a lot of speculation about the firm’s current Hypercar, the Ferrari La Ferrari which began it’s limited production run in 2013. So it’s safe too assume there is still around six year to go before the La Ferrari’s successor is revealed but that hasn’t stopped bored digital artists from creating fantasy renderings. One such doing the rounds is this concept by Australian David Williams, a digital artist with exceptional skills and flair for imagination. Williams’ rendering is based on spy shots and his design study was also based on the current La Ferrari design language. The La Ferrari uses a naturally aspirated 6.3-litre V12 combined with an electric hybrid power unit which in total develops 950bhp and a combined torque of 900Nm. The La Ferrari is good for 227mph and can nail the 0-62mph dash with a time of 2.6 seconds, only 499 units will be made with each one costing over £1m GBP. Typically a high performance and rare supercar/hypercar will aggregate in value over time as demand outstrips the very limited supply. So the initial £1m investment is likely to double over the next 5 years or so.