Ferrari has entered a new era with the introduction of the V6-powered 296, marking a significant shift from their traditional V12 and V8 engines. This groundbreaking model is the first production Ferrari to feature a twin-turbo V6 paired with hybrid technology, delivering a staggering 819bhp to the rear wheels—unlike the all-wheel-drive SF90, from which it borrows heavily in technology. By combining a smaller engine with an electric motor, Ferrari has redefined what constitutes a supercar, a bold move that feels like a natural progression since the LaFerrari’s hybrid debut. Building on this innovation, Ferrari introduced the 296 GTS, a drop-top version that retains the coupe's dynamic excellence while adding the exhilaration of open-air driving, earning acclaim as one of the finest convertible supercars available today.