The new range-topping Ferrari model offers more ballistic power, enhanced electronics and a sharper, more focused performance package.
Both plug-in hybrid models come with three electric motors paired with Ferrari's latest V8 engine, as well as the Assetto Fiorano trim.
Proof that electrification doesn't have to be a eulogy for excitement, the 296 GTB looks confidently to the future without sacrificing drama or passion.
It may be deceptively docile most of the time, but never forget that, as Ferrari's maddest-ever road car, the SF90 XX Stradale is still an animal.
The first-ever turbocharged V6 Ferrari features a newly developed engine mated to a plug-in hybrid system, producing a combined 819bhp.
Ferrari's first production plug-in hybrid spider is now at Ital Auto, available for private viewing for customers and the media.
Ferrari has unveiled the SF90 Spider - the convertible version of its first plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, the SF90 Stradale.
Ferrari introduces a new chapter in its history with the introduction of its first series production PHEV, the SF90 Stradale.
As the year draws to a close, the sgCarMart Editorial Team muses over 10 of the most rememberable cars that made our 2016.
Less than three weeks after making its blockbuster debut at the Geneva Motor Show, the Prancing Horse is back with its first hybrid - the LaFerrari.
With only 499 units to be built, the Enzo 2.0 or LaFerrari as it is officially christened made its highly anticipated world debut in Geneva.
With the strong efforts from Ferrari to keep its Enzo replacement, the F70 from leaking, Artist David Williams helps fill the gap with imagination of the F70.
Ferrari unveils second-gen HY-KERS hybrid technology at on-going Beijing Motor Show, possibly a preview of the powertrain for the upcoming Enzo replacement.
Ferrari has revealed pictures of its first ever hybrid car, the 599 Hybrid, ahead of its official launch at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show
Ferrari CEO Amedeo Felisa has announced the future automotive plans for the company, including the replacements for the Enzo supercar
Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann has confirmed in an interview with German Automobilewoche magazine that the Italian purveyor of high-end supercars is working on a hybrid Gallardo