Ferrari Purosangue USA: ten whims you will not see on your street

Published on August 04, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

Ferrari has decided that its strongest market, the United States, deserves an exclusive treat. Only ten units of the Purosangue will arrive with designs inspired by the country's landscapes and roads. Each one will be different, with a price higher than the standard model that the brand has not wanted to reveal. For the rest, it is an object of desire that we will never touch.

limited edition Ferrari Purosangue SUV on a desert highway at sunset, one of ten exclusive US models, aero flaps actively adjusting while dust particles swirl around carbon fiber wheels, cinematic photorealistic render, dramatic low-angle side view, glowing brake discs cooling after high-speed run, sculpted body panels reflecting golden light, motion blur on distant landscape, ultra-detailed mechanical components visible through open vents, exclusive livery with subtle American flag-inspired stripe fading into bodywork, engineering visualization style, sharp contrast between polished paint and rugged terrain

The engineering behind limited exclusivity 🏎️

The technical base is the usual Purosangue: a naturally aspirated V12 engine with 725 HP, all-wheel drive, and a platform that combines sportiness with some space. The difference lies in customization. Ferrari has worked with its Tailor Made program to create ten finishes that evoke routes like the Pacific Coast Highway or the Arizona desert. There are no mechanical changes, only paint, interiors, and details. The manufacturing process stretches over weeks, but the result is a collector's piece.

Ten lucky ones, and the rest, looking at photos 📸

If you have to ask how much it costs, it's not for you. And if you ask, they'll tell you they're sorry, but they're already sold. Meanwhile, the rest of us mortals will remain stuck in our mid-range SUV. Ferrari says this rewards its loyal customers, but really it's an elegant way of saying: we play in another league. That said, if you see one on the street, take a photo. It will be the closest you'll ever get to one.