Furia

The Furia has been shown in Vice City. At 0:25 in the first Grand Theft Auto VI trailer, it travels west on Interstate 404. A passenger leans from its window while filming Lucia, who is standing through the passenger side of Jason’s Zorrusso as that car follows it.

At 0:32, the Furia’s front end appears parked on a Vice Beach street styled after Ocean Drive, directly behind a yellow two-door vehicle. Rockstar’s promotional website also includes a silver example driving through Vice Beach in its Vice City material. These appearances confirm the car’s presence in the region, but the footage does not establish GTA VI specifications, performance, purchase availability, or customization options.

The Furia is principally modeled on the Pininfarina Battista. Its front air intakes and side skirts draw heavily from the Lamborghini Huracán LP 640-4 Performante produced from 2017 to 2019. Ferrari F8 Tributo cues appear in the headlamp treatment and parts of the rear, while the headlights may also reference the Ferrari Portofino.

Its rear diffuser resembles that of the Aston Martin Vantage. The doors use a dihedral synchro-helix arrangement associated with Koenigsegg vehicles: they rise vertically rather than opening like ordinary doors or conventional butterfly doors. A wide illuminated strip spans the front, around the headlights and front luggage-compartment lid, with a matching long brake-light bar at the rear.

In Grand Theft Auto Online, Grotti markets the Furia in the Super class. It became obtainable from Legendary Motorsport on December 19, 2019, during Festive Surprise 2019 and the continuing release of The Diamond Casino Heist content. Its standard price is $2,740,000.

A reduced $2,055,000 price is unlocked by leading The Diamond Casino Heist using the Big Con approach with Yung Ancestor and selecting the Furia for the escape. Since the San Andreas Mercenaries update, finishing Tier 4 of The Diamond Casino Heist in Career Progress grants a Furia configured identically to Yung Ancestor’s car. It can also be among the 100 vehicles Brucie Kibbutz requests through Exotic Exports.

The Online Furia uses a V12 related to the engines in the Infernus Classic and Toros. Power reaches all four wheels through a six-speed transmission. Its engine note is a deeper version of the sound used by vehicles including the Cheetah.

All-wheel drive gives it strong grip and acceleration, although it tends toward understeer at high speed. With full upgrades, it reaches 122 mph, or 196.3 km/h, but remains behind many other Super-class cars for maximum speed. Despite its supercar proportions, it has enough mass to send many traffic vehicles into a spin and withstands crashes and rollovers well, particularly with Los Santos Customs armour upgrades.

The front compartment opens as a conventional trunk, while the rear glass panel acts as the engine cover. Like the T20, the Furia has a retractable mechanical spoiler that sits flush with the tail when lowered, deploys at speed, and stays raised until the car stops. As with the Ignus, 10F, and 10F Widebody, the spoiler can clip through the body when retracting.

Its cabin shares the FMJ interior, adds carbon paddle shifters like those in the Tempesta and Toros, and carries a Grotti emblem on the steering-wheel horn pad. A small window behind the seats exposes the engine. Primary paint covers the body and part of the rear diffuser; secondary paint affects the cabin area, engine details, and wheel centres. Interior stitching has a separate trim colour. The angled ten-spoke, star-centred wheels can have their own colour only on Content Creator-generated examples and the Diamond Casino & Resort parking-garage example. The Masterpiece livery references the British Library’s Leonardo da Vinci: A Mind in Motion exhibition.