Introduced in September 2025, this nameplate marks Ferrari’s return to the Testarossa badge on a modern mid-rear-engined plug-in hybrid sports berlinetta, positioned in the brand’s lineup as the successor to the SF90 Stradale. Ferrari presented it as a new interpretation of a historically significant name rather than a continuation of the 1980s road car, and the company explicitly tied the badge to its heritage: Testa Rossa first appeared in 1956 on the 500 TR, later became associated with Ferrari’s classic endurance racers, and was ultimately immortalized by the iconic 1984 road car.
In this latest application, Ferrari blended contemporary hybrid performance with design cues inspired by the marque’s sports-prototype era and a strong emphasis on aerodynamic and electronic development. The result is a car that sits at the top of Ferrari’s mainstream range while reviving one of the company’s most recognizable historical names. Because this is a newly introduced nameplate, there is no separate earlier production run under the same exact model designation, and production is ongoing.