New Ferrari F80 GTA V mod delivers high-fidelity carbon detail
Ferrari’s F80 lands in GTA V as a carbon-heavy add-on with a proper cockpit, working dials, and the kind of detail that makes it feel like a garage centerpiece.
The new Ferrari F80 Full Carbon Exposed add-on on GTA5-Mods.com does not waste time on gimmicks. Built from a Formacar base model and ported to GTA V by Dav7ku, it goes after the stuff that matters in a premium garage build: HQ exterior and interior work, realistic scale, working dials, breakable glass, openable doors and bonnet, working mirrors and lights, hands on the steering wheel, and the correct seat position.
That attention to the cabin and the exposed-carbon bodywork is what separates this from the usual pile of exotic uploads. The F80 does not just look expensive from a distance, it is built to hold up when the camera gets close, with paint options for the body, hubs, and interior details, plus front and rear license plate extras. In screenshots and cruise shots, the full carbon finish gives it the right hard-edged hypercar attitude, the kind that belongs beside the best modern supercar conversions instead of getting buried in a crowded spawn list.
Installation is straight out of the classic OpenIV playbook. Drop the ferrarif80carbon folder into mods\update\x64\dlcpacks, edit dlclist.xml, and spawn it under the ferrarif80carbon name. The author also makes one thing clear: re-uploading or unlocking the file without permission is off limits, which is standard for a high-effort conversion that depends on careful porting and presentation.
The real-world F80 gives the mod its weight. Ferrari unveiled the car on October 17, 2024, as its new supercar, with a limited run of 799 examples and a price around €3.6 million, or roughly $3.9 million. Ferrari says the V6-hybrid powertrain makes 1,200 hp combined and makes the F80 the most powerful road car ever to come out of Maranello, with engineering and design that draw on Formula 1 and endurance racing. Ferrari also says the electric motor was developed, tested, and manufactured entirely at Maranello, and the car went on to win a 2025 Red Dot: Best of the Best award.
That pedigree matters here. A lot of supercar mods can fake the shape and stop there, but this one aims for the feel of a next-gen halo car, right down to the seat position and the steering-wheel view. For a modern hypercar garage, it earns its install slot by caring about the details that people notice after the novelty wears off.
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