In the form of an NFT, the Ferrari F76 combines sporting tradition and digital innovation, offering a unique experience to Hyperclub clients.
Seventy-six years after Ferrari’s first triumph at the 24 Hours of Le Mans with the 166 MM driven by Luigi Chinetti and Lord Selsdon, Maranello presents the Ferrari F76, its first car designed for the digital world.
This is a unique project for Ferrari: for the first time, this car cannot be driven on the road… but let’s look at it in detail.
Ferrari F76: photos of the new “car”
But you cannot drive it…
The F76 is a “virtual” car. It is not a production model but a digital project linked to the Hyperclub program, allowing clients to experience the WEC and the 499P in an interactive environment, creating a direct connection with the official team
From a stylistic perspective, the F76 is a manifesto of the Ferrari Design Center led by Flavio Manzoni. The car features a double fuselage, with separate pilot and passenger cells and a central channel that transforms the body into a wing, optimizing aerodynamics and airflow management.
The design integrates three-dimensional elements, lateral “gills,” thermal codes, and generative geometries, redefining spaces, volumes, and functions while introducing patentable innovations and anticipating the stylistic lines of future production models.
The F76 interior offers two synchronized cockpits using drive-by-wire technology, providing a shared and immersive driving experience.
Thanks to the digital platform, clients can customize each NFT car by choosing from various aesthetic and design options, actively participating in an exclusive program that blends innovation, emotion, and Ferrari passion. The F76 confirms Ferrari as a pioneer not only in the hypercar world (with a WEC title as well) but also in the virtual universe.
