From Alberto FrammartinoPresent May 6, 2025
Shmee150 Take a first look at the Ferrari, the brand new, light hardcore ferrari 296 special. It is a spiritual successor to iconic models such as the 458 Speciale and 488 Pista, the 296 specification.
In the heart, the 296 Speciale packs a revised 3.0-liter twin turbo V6, which now produces 700 hp-a increase in 37 hp compared to the standard version. Combined with an improved electric motor that contributes 15 hp, the total output reaches 880 hp and is therefore the most powerful Ferrari production car in the rear wheel drive and even exceeds the Limited Daytona SP3. The torque rises to 755 Nm and helps the car from 0 to 200 km/h in just 7 seconds.
Ferrari not only showed the strength-it has revised the aerodynamics and weight. With an increase in output by 20%, which now generates 455 kg at 250 km/h, the car benefits from aggressive aero -upgrades, including a new aero damper, converted page elements and improvements in the active rear wing. The chassis was also relieved of 60 kg, which reduces the dry weight to 1,410 kg. Much of these savings comes from a exhibited cabin and the recording of Ferrari’s easiest “best weight seats” from the SF90 XX.
If the purpose of the specification is considered next to the standard -296 -GTS, the purpose of the specification is clear: maximum performance with track focus, without ferrari’s signature triver engagement. It promises to improve the best properties of the 296 GTB and GTS and at the same time to move in Ferrari’s famous series of “Speciale” models that began with the challenge Stradale.
The 296 Speciale A, the open variant, which brings the same extreme performance for those who prefer their speed with fresh air.
