by Ferrari presents a unique Daytona SP3 for a charity auction
Despite the development of hybrid technologies in new Ferrari models, the V12 remains a symbol of true hypercars. The Daytona SP3 is a special model that may become the last mid-engined Ferrari with a 12-cylinder engine. Initially, production was limited to 599 cars, but now one more will appear.
Exclusive design and technologies
This Daytona SP3 received an original design: one part of the body is made of exposed carbon fiber, and the other is in Giallo Modena yellow. The hood features a Ferrari logo, making it the brand’s first car with such a design.
This is the first time the company’s logo has been integrated into the livery in this way.
The interior is decorated with materials from recycled tires, and the dashboard uses carbon similar to that used in Formula 1 cars. Under the hood is a 6.5-liter V12 with 828 horsepower, paired with a 7-speed gearbox.
The auction will take place on August 15, and the winner will receive not only a rare car but also the status of the owner of the last new Daytona SP3 with a V12.
This model highlights the growing rarity of naturally aspirated 12-cylinder engines in modern cars. Ferrari continues to experiment with design, demonstrating how high technology can be combined with environmentally conscious solutions, such as recycled materials in the interior.
