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Ferrari cuts weight, adds power to 296 hybrid supercars with ‘track-ready’ editions

Ferrari 296 Speciale
The Ferrari 296 Speciale has a maximum speed of more than 206 mph. (FERRARI)
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By:
Andrea Malan
April 29, 2025 12:30 PM
Ferrari 296 Speciale
The 296 Speciale tops out at more than 206 mph. (FERRARI)

MARANELLO, Italy — Ferrari will launch “track-ready” versions of its hybrid V-6 296 GTB coupe and 296 GTS roadster featuring reduced weight, more power and greater aerodynamic downforce.

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