One-off Ferrari CZ26 built by Special Projects for a US buyer, based on the SF90 Stradale with bespoke bodywork.
Retains SF90's plug-in hybrid powertrain: twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 797 cv (about 786 hp), plus 162 kW electric motors and 7.9-kWh battery.
New two-box silhouette with extensive aero, reworked underbody, vortex generators, air-curtains, and diffuser to increase downforce.
Ferrari has unveiled the CZ26 in Monterey, a one-off berlinetta commissioned by a US client and developed through the brand's Special Projects program. The car uses the plug-in hybrid SF90 Stradale platform but wears completely bespoke bodywork and interior styling shaped by the Ferrari Design Studio under Flavio Manzoni.
While it keeps the SF90's powertrain and performance hardware, the CZ26 adopts a new two-box silhouette with heavy aerodynamic work front and rear. Ferrari's brief was to create an instantly recognizable shape with its own visual identity rather than a simple reskin of the flagship supercar, a path it has followed on earlier one-offs like the Ferrari SP38 Is A One-Off Built With F40 Inspiration.
