When a Ferrari SF90 Stradale still feels too ordinary, the brand’s Special Projects division has an answer. Meet the Ferrari CZ26, a one-off creation commissioned by an anonymous American collector who wanted something far more futuristic than the standard 986-hp hybrid supercar.

Finished in Argento Veloce with sharp Rosso Lampante accents, the CZ26 looks more like a sci-fi machine than a conventional Ferrari. Its redesigned front cooling channels, revised active underbody vortex generators, and bespoke rear spoiler were created to improve aerodynamic performance.

Underneath the dramatic bodywork is the familiar 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 paired with three electric motors. The hybrid powertrain delivers a 204-mph / 328-kph top speed and launches the car from 0 to 62 mph / 100 kph in just 2.5 seconds.

Inside, Ferrari adds 3D-printed seat inserts and carbon fiber woven with real metal threads, taking personalization to another level.

Should Ferrari let wealthy collectors completely rethink its iconic designs? Or should one-off Ferraris stay closer to traditional Maranello styling? And can a plug-in hybrid really become the foundation of a future collector’s masterpiece?