9:15 am, August 14, 2026
Ferrari has unveiled a bespoke one-off supercar based on the SF90 Stradale.
Named the CZ26, the car was designed by Ferrari’s Design Studio and commissioned by a US client through the brand’s Special Projects programme.
Although it retains the SF90 Stradale’s technical specification, the CZ26 has been given an entirely bespoke exterior and interior, with a design that Ferrari says is inspired by Italian industrial design from the 1970s.
The unique vehicle gets a two-box silhouette and a central, capsule-like body surrounded by four pronounced wheel arches.
The front features a full-width grille incorporating ultra-slim lighting units, brake cooling intakes and sensors, while the rear gets a truncated tail, cantilevered lights and a wide diffuser.
When it comes to paintwork, the car has been finished in Argento Veloce silver with Rosso Lampante detailing, as well as pigmented carbon-fibre elements. There are also bespoke wheels that combine gloss black paint with a shot-peened finish.
Inside, black technical fabric is paired with satin and gloss carbon-fibre, while customised seat inserts include embroidered CZ26 logo.
Underneath, Ferrari has also reworked the aerodynamics, redesigning the front cooling system, underbody and vortex generators.
A new air curtain helps manage airflow around the front wheels, while a large rear spoiler and bespoke diffuser have been added to increase downforce.
Ferrari has not revealed how much the US client paid for the one-off.
