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Ferrari 296 GTB: When hybrid becomes synonymous with performance

Ferrari 296 GTB 1

The Prancing Horse stable is no stranger to the most audacious innovations. Thus, the Ferrari 296 GTB embodies the raw power of its predecessors, with a hybrid offering that redefines automotive technology. We dare say it’s a revolution, especially when you’re captivated by the distinctive symphony of internal combustion and hybrid engines under the hood of this beautiful sports car.

Discover today the features of an exceptional supercar, available in a very limited edition in Quebec. The future is hybrid, the future is now.

Under the hood, the revolution

The equation behind this Ferrari’s power is as follows. First, place a 3.0L twin-turbo V6 engine, the Tipo F163, which produces 663 horsepower. Add to this glorious combination an MGU-K (dual axial flux rotor) electric motor that adds 167 hp to this blistering proposition. The result is a performance monster with phenomenal acceleration and an electric range of 25 km.

Sporty Berlinetta with exquisite design

Ferrari 296 GTB 2

The power lies not only in the engine, but also in the interplay of its aerodynamic lines, with a distinctive front splitter and a curb weight that barely exceeds 1,500 kg. The compact chassis ensures precise, next-generation handling. ABS guarantees an unparalleled and safe driving experience.

The interior of this beauty embraces the all-digital approach introduced on the SF90 Stradale. It features an ultra-precise digital cockpit and steering wheel controls that allow the driver to focus entirely on precise, surgical handling. Here, there are no superfluous touchscreens or interior frills: the focus is on the road, for both driver and passenger.

The Assetto Fiorano package offers an even more stunning design, featuring a gray bodywork accented with yellow pinstripes. This lightweight track pack reduces weight by 12 kg and includes numerous improvements to the suspension and aerodynamics. A truly exceptional package reserved for the most skilled drivers.

Ferrari 296 GTB Interior

Features and performance

Ferrari 296 GTB
Internal combustion engine 3.0L twin-turbo V6 at 120°
Internal combustion engine power 663 ch
Electric motor 167 ch
Combined power 830 ch
0 to 100 km/h 2.9 seconds
Maximum speed +330 km/h

Order yours

Available at your Ferrari dealership in Montreal , the Ferrari 296 GTB is a showcase of phenomenal power, whose engine’s roar will delight enthusiasts. Don’t wait any longer: places are limited to experience hybrid excellence.

 

*All prices are based on models in Quebec. Prices may vary by dealership. They are subject to change without notice.

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