Ferrari’s newest one-off took two years to build, and only one person will ever drive it
Ferrari unveiled the CZ26 at Pebble Beach, a one-off supercar built on the SF90 Stradale's bones but wrapped in a completely new, 1970s-inspired design.
Ferrari has unveiled a one-of-a-kind supercar, the CZ26, at Pebble Beach. This bespoke vehicle was crafted for a single client and took two years to complete. Beneath its unique exterior, the CZ26 shares its mechanicals with the Ferrari SF90 Stradale, maintaining its status as a high-performance hybrid supercar. However, the Ferrari Design Studio, under the guidance of Flavio Manzoni, has transformed it with a new body inspired by 1970s Italian industrial design, featuring sleek surfaces, functional elements, and a streamlined appearance.
The exterior, painted in shimmering Argento Veloce silver with Rosso Lampante red accents, showcases a lower, wider profile compared to the SF90. The interior mirrors the exterior's styling cues, incorporating red accents, black technical fabric seats, satin carbon fiber, and a metallic weave fabric, all culminating in an embroidered CZ26 badge.
This limited-edition car stands as a testament to Ferrari's ability to customize its existing models into something truly exclusive.
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