Back in 2011, Ferrari introduced something unlike anything else it's ever done, the FF. Aside from the unusual name, which stands for "Ferrari Four," the FF has, quite clearly, all-wheel drive and four seats. But the most controversial part? It's a three-door shooting brake. People either dig it or they don't. There's little to no in between. But it's been nearly five years and the FF still hasn't undergone a facelift. That'll soon be changing and we expect to see a refreshed FF at Geneva in just a few months' time.

So what changes are planned? According to a new report from Indian Autos Blog, who recently spoke with the Italian supercar maker's vice president of marketing, Enrico Galliera, the naturally-aspirated 6.3-liter V12 will not be downsized. In other words, no turbocharging. We do expect to see exterior and interior updates and for the engine to be given a thorough work over, resulting in a power increase and reduced emissions. However, IAB was also told the face-lifted FF will come with a surprise of some sort. In fact, we're not even so sure the FF name will even be retained. Whatever happens, we'll find out fairly soon.