Ferrari Presents the F76 NFT Hypercar, Merging Digital Innovation and Racing Heritage

Post by : Bianca Suleiman

Ferrari has moved into purely digital territory with the launch of the F76, an NFT hypercar created exclusively as a virtual asset. The release represents the marque’s inaugural entry into cars that exist only in the digital domain, highlighting a convergence of engineering-led design and brand heritage.

Coming on the heels of Ferrari’s third straight overall win at the 24 Hours of Le Mans with the 499P, the F76 is not destined for factory production or road use. Instead, Ferrari positions it as a limited collectible reserved for members of its Hyperclub, offering an exclusive digital ownership experience.

Under the guidance of chief designer Flavio Manzoni—known for projects such as the Daytona SP3 and LaFerrari—the F76 fuses Ferrari’s traditional proportions with cyberpunk-inspired details. Its most notable feature is a twin-fuselage configuration that separates driver and passenger stations, using the car’s body as an aerodynamic wing to boost ground-effect performance. Vertical slits in the side fenders, echoing design cues from the F80, reinforce its assertive appearance.

The cabin concept pairs two linked cockpits controlled by drive-by-wire systems, enabling synchronized driving inputs and shared in-vehicle sensations. Ferrari also applied generative design techniques to refine aerodynamic surfaces and structural components while preserving the marque’s Maranello design language.

Named to mark 76 years since the marque’s first Le Mans victory in 1949 by Luigi Chinetti and Lord Selsdon, the F76 is a digital homage to Ferrari’s racing lineage. The project invites collectors and fans to engage with the company’s championship narrative through a next-generation virtual asset.