Ferrari spent two years creating a one-off supercar for a customer

Ferrari Omologata is a bespoke one-off supercar built for a ‘discerning European client’, and it took the Italian carmaker two years to make.

First debuting in 2020, this one-off creation started as a ‘regular’ 812 Superfast.

However, after the talented folks from Maranello got their hands on it, they changed many things and upgraded it to the next level.

The only thing both cars share is their underpinnings, windscreen, and headlights with the 812 Superfast.

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Ferrari Omologata

Based on the 812 Superfast, the bespoke Ferrari Omologata is completely handcrafted out of aluminum and features a flattened oval grille.

The Italian car maker also developed a new shade of red for the livery — Rosso Magma.

The color is set over a carbon-fiber finish with special racing graphics.

Ferrari has also added a few design features to celebrate the brand’s racing heritage.

The interior leather/fabric seats are electric blue with four-point racing harnesses, reminiscent of Ferrari’s race cars from the ’50s and ’60s. 

However, the 6.5-litre V12 engine still produces 789 horsepower and 530 pound-feet of torque, same as the 812 Superfast that can hit around 211mph speed on the autobahn.

“A car that is equally at ease on the road as it is hitting the apex on the track in the hands of a true gentleman driver,” said Ferrari.

Special bespoke car by the Italian car maker

This is not the only time that Italian car maker has built a one-off supercar that looks completely stunning.

Just last year, they introduced the new KC23 track car with moving body panels.

Then there’s also the one-off $4m Ferrari P4/5 built by Pininfarina.

Which is the rarest, most unique street-legal Ferrari in the world.

Unfortunately, we don’t know the price tag for the Omologata.

However, ordering a fully custom car straight from Maranello must have cost quite a fortune.