Meet the Ferrari Daytona SP3

With all units sold out, the new Ferrari supercar costs over 2 million euros.

In 2018, Ferrari created a series called Icona, with models inspired by the brand's successes. Now it's time for the Daytona SP3 that stands out for its bold design, 840 hp V12 engine, limited to 599 units (all sold out) sold for around 2 million euros.

Set in the Mugello circuit, the world premiere took place last Saturday during the exclusive Finali Mondiali 2021. Carved in carbon fiber, the novelty has a retro and aerodynamic look that recalls the iconic Ferrari 350 Can-Am, 330 and Daytona P4.

The doors open upwards and to the sides, the roof is removable, targa style, and the LED headlights are hidden by two retractable “eyelids” that resemble the retractable lights of old supercars. 

The Ferrari Daytona SP3 also gets mirrors over the fenders, air vents over the curved front windshield and the hood. The body base is exposed carbon, while the rear has a profusion of LED stripe and overlapping horizontal moldings. 

With forged aluminum wheels and Pirelli P Zero 265/30 ZR20 tires at the front and 345/30 ZR21 at the rear, the novelty is equipped with a 6.5 aspirated V12 rear central engine with 840 hp of maximum power at 9,250 rpm and a torque of 71, 1 kgfm at 7,250 turns.

According to official data, the Daytona accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.85 s and from 0 to 200 km/h in 7.4 seconds, surpassing 340 km/h. Inside, the two seats fixed to the monocoque draw attention, ensuring a ride similar to competition cars. 

With details in Alcantara blue, it has a five-point belt and the retractable roof is electrically activated. The multifunction steering wheel allows 80% control of the car. The first 499 units were presented to owners of the SP1 and SP2, the rest were sold to a select group of Ferrari collectors.