Ferrari has unveiled the CZ26, a new One-Off creation developed through the marque’s Special Projects programme for a US client.
Designed by the Ferrari Design Studio under Flavio Manzoni, the CZ26 reimagines the supersport berlinetta through a cleaner, more technological lens while retaining the technical foundations and performance of the SF90 Stradale.
The result is less about reinvention for its own sake and more about creating a completely individual expression of Ferrari design.
Visually, the CZ26 is defined by a strong horizontal stance and a distinctive two-box silhouette. Its sculpted body appears to wrap around a central capsule-like form, with muscular wheel arches giving the car a planted, almost architectural presence.
At the front, a full-width functional grille integrates ultra-slim lighting, cooling elements and technical components into one continuous graphic. The rear follows the same disciplined language, with a truncated tail, cantilevered lights and a wide diffuser that reinforces the car’s sense of stability.
Ferrari has also looked to 1970s Italian industrial design for inspiration, translating that era’s purity and functionalism into a contemporary supercar.
The finish plays a major role in the CZ26’s identity. The body is painted in Argento Veloce, a liquid-like silver developed to emphasise the car’s precision and surface treatment, while Rosso Lampante accents create contrast across key technical details. Pigmented carbon fibre, bespoke wheels and natural-finish titanium exhaust tips complete the exterior.
Inside, the same technical aesthetic continues.
A bespoke black fabric is paired with additively manufactured seat inserts, satin and gloss carbon fibre, metallic filament detailing and subtle Rosso Lampante highlights. The embroidered CZ26 logo adds a final layer of personalisation.
Aerodynamics have been extensively reworked too. Ferrari redesigned the cooling system, underbody, vortex generators, rear spoiler and diffuser to improve both thermal management and downforce while maintaining efficiency.
What makes the CZ26 compelling, however, is not simply its engineering.
It is the philosophy behind it.
As one of Ferrari’s rarest commissions, the CZ26 demonstrates how far the brand is willing to go when design, performance and personal expression are treated as one complete idea.
For its owner, this is not simply a Ferrari configured differently. It is a Ferrari that exists for one person alone.
