Ferrari 458 Italia Model Years and History

Ferrari 458 Italia Model Years

2014 Ferrari 458 Italia trims

2014 458 Italia

The 458 Carries over into 2014 unchanged.

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2013 Ferrari 458 Italia trims

2013 458 Italia

The 458 Carries over into 2013 unchanged.

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2012 Ferrari 458 Italia trims

2012 458 Italia

The 458 was an all-new model for Ferrari in 2010, replacing the much-loved F430 model. The 458 was more technologically advanced, more powerful and even more fuel-efficient in every way than its predecessor. For 2012, it carries on unchanged, though a new retractable hardtop convertible, the 458 Spider, joins the lineup.

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2011 Ferrari 458 Italia trims

2011 458 Italia

The 458 was an all-new model for Ferrari in 2010, replacing the much-loved F430 model. The 458 was more technologically advanced, more powerful and even more fuel-efficient in every way than its predecessor. For 2011, it continues on basically unchanged, but for the addition of a 458 "Challenge" model.

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2010 Ferrari 458 Italia trims

2010 458 Italia

The 458 is a new model for Ferrari in 2010, replacing last years, much-loved, F430 model. The 458 is more technologically advanced, more powerful and even more fuel-efficient in every way than its predecessor.

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About 458 Italia

Debuting in 2010 as Ferraris newest mid-rear engined supercar, the 458 Italia featured the prestigious Italian sports car builders latest advancements in design and technology. The Pininfarina-sculpted body shell (achieving a 0.33 drag coefficient) was fitted to an all-new modular aluminum chassis. Airflow was optimized for peak downforce as well as for cooling the machines V-8 engine.


Ferraris first use of direct fuel injection, the 4.5-liter V-8 engine awakened the 2010 458 Italia with 570 horsepower. The 2010 Ferrari 458 Italias engine was paired with a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. In a straight line, 0 to 60-mile per hour acceleration for the Ferrari is accomplished in 3.4 seconds. A host of handling technology such as E-Diff 3 electronic differential, F1-Trac and Magnetorheological Suspension Control gave the 458 Italia bolder cornering grip. Standard carbon-ceramic Brembo disc brakes with anti-lock braking system furnished high endurance stopping to contrast the massive Ferrari engine power. Befitting the character of a modern premium car, the Ferrari 458 Italias two-passenger interior included high-comfort sport seats, Bluetooth connectivity as well as front and side airbags. Shortly after the supercars release, several high profile fires occurred with the 458 Italia attributed to a loose, melted heat shield.


Ferrari promptly recalled the early production models of the car and resolved the issue without any lasting impact to the 458 Italias reputation. In 2012, an open-top 458 Italia Spider was introduced furnished with a retractable aluminum roof section. Stored in a rear section of the vehicle when not in use, the roof panel of the Ferrari 458 Spider needs only 14 seconds to deploy. For 2014, a 458 Speciale model incorporates an enhanced V-8 engine boosted to 596 horsepower and active aerodynamic components.