Clara Dazzles as 'Ferrari Girl' at Exclusive 849 Testarossa Unveiling in China
Actress Clara (Lee Sung-min) turned heads, transforming into a striking 'Ferrari Girl' at the exclusive unveiling of the new Ferrari 849 Testarossa in China.
On the 12th, Clara shared moments from the event on her personal social media, expressing her excitement. She posted, "I had the fantastic experience of attending the historic moment of the first public reveal of the Ferrari 849 Testarossa in China, alongside Mr. Yan Boss, the Greater China President of Ferrari, and media representatives at the Ferrari House." The post included several captivating photos.
In the released images, Clara sported a vibrant red leather mini-dress and long boots, perfectly harmonizing with Ferrari's iconic crimson hue. She exuded the charisma of a true 'Ferrari Girl,' commanding attention at the prestigious event.
The star of the day, the Ferrari 849 Testarossa, carries a legendary name rooted in Ferrari's racing heritage. 'Testarossa,' meaning 'red head,' originates from the crimson cam covers of the legendary 500 TR racing car from the 1950s, symbolizing Ferrari's most powerful and iconic engines. This new iteration inherits that legacy, embodying Ferrari's racing DNA and engineering prowess.
Boasting an explosive 1050 horsepower (cv), powered by a redesigned 4.0-liter V8 twin-turbo engine (830cv) augmented by three electric motors, it achieves unprecedented power, 50 hp more than the SF90 Stradale. Significant weight reduction measures have resulted in the best power-to-weight ratio in Ferrari's production car history (1.5 kg/cv), enabling it to sprint from 0 to 100 km/h in a mere 2.3 seconds.
Clara, known for being the daughter of Lee Seung-kyu of the group Koreana, previously married a Korean-American businessman in 2019 but divorced six years later. She continues to be active, balancing her career between South Korea and China.
Netizens praised Clara's stunning visuals, commenting, "Clara's beauty is always top-tier," and "She outshines even the Ferrari." Many also expressed support for her continued activities in China.