Ferrari Reveals Track-Inspired 296 Speciale For Piloti Ferrari Owners Only

by AutoExpert   |  16 June, 2025

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Ferrari took the spotlight at the 24 Hours of Le Mans to reveal something truly special: a new 296 Speciale with the ultra-exclusive Piloti Ferrari configuration. This isn’t a car just anyone can order—it’s reserved for those directly involved in Ferrari’s official motorsport programs, whether professionally or as part of the brand’s non-competitive racing activities.

Inspired by the 499P race car that took back-to-back wins at Le Mans in 2023 and 2024, the Piloti Ferrari version pays tribute to that racing legacy through design.

Piloti Ferrari 296 Speciale

Buyers can choose from four bold colors: Rosso Scuderia, Blu Tour De France, Nero Daytona, or Argento Nürburgring, all paired with a motorsport livery that includes Giallo Modena accents, a hand-painted WEC logo, and an Italian flag graphic on the front bumper. Owners also get to personalize the car with a custom racing number.

Piloti Ferrari 296 Speciale

Inside, and the racing theme continues. Black Alcantara seats come trimmed in the same fire-resistant fabric used in real race suits, and details like a carbon-fiber plaque, unique sill plates, metal floor inserts, and a steering wheel with Italian flag touches help make the car feel like it belongs on a circuit.

Piloti Ferrari 296 Speciale

Mechanically, the Piloti Ferrari remains as potent as the standard 296 Speciale. Its plug-in hybrid system combines a twin-turbo 3.0-liter V6 with an electric motor for a total output of 868 horsepower. That’s enough to launch the car from 0 to 62 mph in just 2.8 seconds and reach a top speed beyond 205 mph. It also offers up to 15 miles of electric-only driving.

Piloti Ferrari 296 Speciale

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