Ferrari has unveiled a new unique project from its Special Projects division — the CZ26, created for a client from the United States.
This is already the 26th exclusive one-off supercar built by the division, and it looks markedly different from the standard SF90 Stradale.
The CZ26 features a completely redesigned front end: instead of the signature SF90 headlights, it has ultra-slim light elements integrated into a solid grille, while the bodywork adopts more geometric and modern forms.
At the rear, narrow horizontal taillights are fitted, the signature central quad exhaust pipes are retained, but the lower bodywork and diffuser have been completely redesigned.
Mechanically, the supercar remains unchanged: the 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 and three electric motors combine to produce 986 hp. It sprints from 0 to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds and has a top speed of 204 mph.
Ferrari also reworked the cooling system, underbody, aerodynamic channels, spoiler, and diffuser to ensure the new bodywork is not only beautiful but also functionally effective.
The price has not been disclosed, though Special Projects builds typically take around two years to complete and cost several million dollars.
