Ferrari Omologata revealed

    The bespoke, 812 Superfast-based one-off pays tribute to Ferrari’s fabled GT car history.

    Published On Oct 02, 2020 06:00:00 AM

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    The Ferrari Omologata has been revealed as a one-off 812 Superfast-based special, designed to celebrate the firm's long history of GT cars.

    The coachbuilt machine is the 10th one-off based on a V12 platform created by the Italian firm and was revealed to the public following a shakedown run at the Fiorano test track in Maranello. Commissioned by "a discerning client", Ferrari says the Omologata takes design inspiration from the firm's GT racing cars.

    • Ferrari Omologata sports thoroughly reworked bodywork compared to the 812 Superfast
    • Cabin features numerous elements designed to link to Ferrari's racing cars
    • Ferrari hasn’t revealed the technical specifics and price details

    Ferrari Omologata exterior design

    The Omologata took around two years to develop and Ferrari said it has "unlocked every possible area of freedom from the underlying package of the 812 Superfast", with the windscreen and headlights being the only bodywork elements carried over. The bodywork is hand-crafted from aluminium and is said to feature "almost subliminal" detailing.

    Ferrari said the design was inspired by its racing heritage, sci-fi and modern architecture, with the intent to "exploit the proportions of the potent, mid-front layout to deliver a very sleek design." The front features a flattened oval grille, emphasised by a contrasting stripe that wraps across the bonnet.

    The rear of the Omologata features a large spoiler, which, Ferrari says, adds downforce as well as adding to the sporty appearance. The rear quarter lights and screen have also been removed to add visual muscle to the back end.

    The Omologata is finished in newly developed custom Rosso Magma paint and features racing-inspired graphics.

    Ferrari Omologata cabin styling

    Inside, the Omologata has a number of trim elements designed to link to Ferrari's racing cars, including four-point racing harnesses for the blue seats. Metal elements of the dashboard and steering wheel are finished with a crackled paint effect, and a hammered paint finish used in the 250 LM and 250 GTO is applied to details such as the inner door handles and badge.

    Ferrari Omologata engine details

    Performance specifics for the Omologata have not been revealed by Ferrari. The front-engined, rear-wheel-drive 812 Superfast on which is it based produces 800hp from a 6.5-litre, naturally-aspirated V12 engine and can crack the 0-100kph sprint in 2.9sec.

    Ferrari has also not disclosed details of the cost of the one-off special.

    Ferrari 812 Superfast India connection

    The Ferrari 812 Superfast has been on sale in India since 2018 and the model is currently available at a price of Rs 5.98 crore (on-road, Delhi). We’ve driven the potent GT in Maranello, Italy and sampled its explosive performance. Head here for our Ferrari 812 Superfast review and Ferrari 812 Superfast video review.

    Also see:

    Ferrari 250: The story behind Ferrari's legendary V12

    Ferrari Roma India price revealed

    Ferrari F8 Tributo India deliveries begin

    Ferrari Portofino M revealed

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