Ferrari unveils CZ26 supercar with three electric motors
Ferrari has unveiled a new car from its Special Projects program - the unique CZ26. The supercar was created on the basis of the SF90 and received a completely new body, created on the individual order of an American client.
**Ferrari presents the CZ26 supercar with three electric motors**
Ferrari has created another unique car for a private order from an American customer as part of its exclusive Special Projects program.
This new model is called the CZ26. The number "26" in the name means that it is the 26th car produced under this project.
Although the CZ26 is based on the Ferrari SF90 model, almost nothing remains of the familiar body elements of the original model. The front end has become higher and more angular, and the body lines have become more precise and geometric. The usual SF90 headlights have been replaced by thin light elements located along the entire width of the front grille.
The designers have also completely redesigned the rear of the car. Instead of narrow lights, large square-shaped blocks have been installed, while the twin exhaust pipes in the center have been retained. The characteristic V-shape of the bumper has disappeared, and in its place a new, more horizontal lower part with a diffuser has appeared.
Ferrari representatives claim that the CZ26 was inspired by the Italian industrial design of the 1970s. At the same time, the car looks more futuristic than retro, and some of its solutions are truly reminiscent of modern concept cars.
The technical equipment of the SF90 has remained almost unchanged. Under the carbon body, two turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 engines and three electric motors work, the total power of which is 986 horsepower. The CZ26 accelerates from a standstill to 100 km / h in 2.5 seconds, and its maximum speed is 328 km / h.
The interior also retains the architecture of the SF90, but is enriched with new fabrics and carbon elements. At the same time, the changes to the bodywork required significant engineering work: Ferrari redesigned the cooling system, the underbody, the generator stack, the front air curtains, the rear spoiler and the diffuser.
Ferrari is not disclosing the price of the CZ26. It takes about two years to create Special Projects cars, and the customer is directly involved in all stages of the process. Therefore, the price of such an individual Ferrari can reach millions of dollars.