The ‘Handling Speciale’ package is offered as a paid option to Purosangue buyers.

Gets unique alloy rims, carbon-fibre side skirts and two-tone Ferrari emblems on the front fenders.

The package also gets satin-finished Ferrari lettering and rear Prancing Horse logo finished in black.

The rear diffuser of the Purosangue ‘Handling Speciale’ features matte-black exhaust tips.

The Handling Speciale configuration sports version-specific branding on the door sills.

There’s a version-specific plaque in between the rear two seats, too.

The sporty-looking cockpit design has been carried over from the standard Purosangue.

Ferrari claims the Handling Speciale’s revised suspension and transmission offer quicker shifts and better body control.

The Purosangue’s 725hp V12 means a top speed of over 310kph and 3.3 seconds to 100kph.