Ferrari introduced the Purosangue in 2022, marking its first foray into the SUV market. This ultra-luxurious vehicle combines high performance with emotional driving experiences, featuring a powerful 6.5-liter V12 engine that produces 725 hp. The Purosangue showcases innovative design elements, including 'Suicide Doors' and an advanced active suspension system. Its elegant Nero Purosangue exterior and Marron Cuoio leather interior enhance its exclusivity, while a comprehensive set of features ensures comfort and personalization.
The story of this car
In 2022, Ferrari unveiled the Purosangue, a historic moment for the Maranello brand as it marked their first entry into the SUV segment, a territory they had previously avoided. The philosophy behind the Purosangue is to deliver an ultra-luxurious experience that combines performance and emotion, all while maintaining Ferrari's exclusivity and rare versatility. Under the hood lies a powerful 6.5-liter atmospheric V12 engine, generating 725 hp at 7,750 rpm and 716 Nm of torque, ensuring a thrilling driving experience. The Purosangue also signifies a significant innovation for the brand, featuring striking 'Suicide Doors' and an active suspension system that uses electric actuators to instantly adjust the suspension settings for comfort or sportiness. This particular Purosangue stands out with its elegant and exclusive configuration. Its Nero Purosangue color, a deep black with fine metallic particles, reveals subtle red and bronze reflections, sometimes with a hint of violet, elegantly highlighting the sculpted lines of the bodywork. The interior, adorned with Marron Cuoio leather, adds a refined and timeless presentation. This model comes with a particularly comprehensive set of features, including carbon exterior elements, a 360° panoramic camera, a lift system, and a panoramic roof, complemented by numerous comfort and personalization options. Originally from Monaco, this vehicle is already registered in France, and its CO₂ tax has been fully paid. To maintain its condition, the body is entirely protected by a transparent PPF film. The last service was performed at Ferrari on September 8, 2025, at 18,518 km, with a new revision scheduled as part of the sale.

