The Ferrari Purosangue has received a new Tailor Made configuration built around Blu Capri paint, chosen to connect the body with the colors of the Mediterranean without changing the model’s mechanical setup. The car belongs to the Inedita collection, the part of Ferrari’s personalization program dedicated to more experimental combinations of materials, colors and finishes.
Ferrari gives the Purosangue a striking Mediterranean-inspired Tailor Made look
The blue shade comes from Ferrari’s Cavalcade palette and covers the entire body, highlighting the Purosangue’s proportions, especially around the wheel arches and along the deeply sculpted aerodynamic sections on the sides. Ferrari carries the same color theme into the cabin, where an aluminum trim finish echoes the exterior shade and creates visual continuity without introducing an overly strong contrast between the outside and inside.
The Goldrake seats feature gray Frau leather and receive embroidered Prancing Horse logos finished with Black Madeira thread. The combination of materials and colors gives the cabin a more understated character than the exterior, while the bespoke details immediately identify the car as a Tailor Made creation. Ferrari has not disclosed the price of the configuration or the identity of the customer who commissioned it.
Ferrari’s Tailor Made program allows customers to select solutions that do not appear in the standard configurator with the assistance of a Personal Designer, while leaving the vehicle’s mechanical specifications unchanged. The Classica, Inedita and Scuderia collections define three different stylistic directions, with Ferrari retaining final approval over each combination to ensure that every request remains consistent with the brand’s identity.
This Purosangue therefore keeps its 6.5-liter naturally aspirated V12, mounted in a front-mid-engine position and producing 725 hp and 528 lb-ft (716 Nm) of torque. An eight-speed dual-clutch transmission sits at the rear in a transaxle layout, helping Ferrari achieve a 49:51 front-to-rear weight distribution. All-wheel drive and Ferrari’s active suspension system complete an architecture designed to preserve the dynamic character traditionally associated with Maranello’s grand tourers.
Performance remains identical to the standard Purosangue, which accelerates from 0 to 62 mph in 3.3 seconds, reaches 124 mph in 10.6 seconds and exceeds 193 mph (310 km/h).
The four-door body and cabin with four individual seats opened an entirely new segment for Ferrari. This Tailor Made treatment gives the owner a way to make the car instantly recognizable without altering the engineering that defines the original Purosangue.
