Berlinetta · V6 Hybrid · 2022

Born to
be driven.

830CV
2.9s 0–100
330km/h
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02 — Forma

Sculpted
by the wind.

Every surface is argued with air. The cab-forward cockpit, the tucked waist and the sweeping shoulder aren't styling — they are the aerodynamic result.

Cab-forward cockpitDriver sits near the front axle.
Side intakesFeed the twin-turbo V6.
Carbon sill bladeChannels air along the flanks.

03 — Potenza

830 horses.
One heartbeat.

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Combined output — 3.0 L V6 plus electric motor

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0 – 100 km/h

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Top speed

04 — Ruote

Forged
to spin.

Five twin spokes, carbon-ceramic discs, a calliper you can see from across the paddock. Scroll — the camera moves with you.

05 — Colore

Choose
your colour.

Repaint the car. Drag to spin it.

Rosso Corsa

Heritage

Seventy-eight years
of Maranello.

1947

125 S

The first car to wear the name. A 1.5 L V12 that made 118 hp, and won in its second race.

1962

250 GTO

Three hundred and ten horsepower, wind-tunnel honest, and still the most valuable shape in motoring.

1987

F40

The last car Enzo approved. Twin turbo, no radio, no carpet, 324 km/h.

2002

Enzo

Formula 1 carbon, paddle shifts, and a V12 that screamed to 8,200 rpm.

2013

LaFerrari

The first hybrid. 963 CV and the beginning of the electric chapter.

2022

296 GTB

A 120° V6 that sounds like a V12, and 830 CV of reasons to take the long road home.