Ferrari Unveils 986-hp CZ26 One-Off as Luce EV Design Spreads to SF90 Hybrid
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Updated · Electrek · Aug 14
Ferrari Unveils 986-hp CZ26 One-Off as Luce EV Design Spreads to SF90 Hybrid
3 articles · Updated · Electrek · Aug 14
Summary
Monterey Car Week brought Ferrari’s new CZ26, a one-off for a U.S. client that wraps Luce-inspired styling around the SF90 Stradale’s unchanged plug-in-hybrid underpinnings.
986 hp still comes from the SF90 setup — a 3,990cc twin-turbo V8 and three electric motors — with a 7.9-kWh battery, 25 km electric range, 0-100 km/h in 2.5 seconds and 328 km/h top speed.
Ferrari Design Studio under Flavio Manzoni reshaped everything above the hard points, adding a two-box silhouette, concealed slim lighting, revised cooling ducts, a new spoiler and diffuser, and Argento Veloce paint.
The front end closely echoes the Luce, Ferrari’s first EV, signaling the company is keeping that design language despite criticism that followed the May reveal.
That backlash did not dent demand: Ferrari sold the roughly 500-unit 2026 Luce allocation at about €550,000 in under two months, while Special Projects one-offs typically take about two years to complete.