Novitec Ferrari Purosangue: 745 HP V12 & Radical Carbon Kit

Novitec transforms the Ferrari Purosangue into a 745-horsepower V12 monster thanks to a revolutionary exhaust system and a carbon fiber body kit. The German tuner adds an extra 30 horsepower while sculpting this luxury SUV into a true high-riding supercar.

"With the Novitec exhaust, power can climb to 745 hp! A transformation that completely changes the perception of this Italian crossover." — MehdiPerformance, automotive specialist

The German specialist Novitec takes on Ferrari's first SUV with a tuning program that transcends the segment's codes. This reworked Purosangue keeps its naturally aspirated 6.5-liter V12 but gets a shock treatment that propels it into another dimension.

A V12 Unleashed

The beating heart of this transformation remains the original naturally aspirated V12 with 715 horsepower. But Novitec doesn't stop there. Thanks to its custom exhaust system, power climbs to 745 horsepower, that's 30 extra horses. The 716 Nm of torque remains unchanged, but the soundtrack becomes downright demonic.

This acoustic liberation completely transforms the vehicle's character. The performance remains phenomenal: 0 to 100 km/h in 3.3 seconds and a top speed of 350 km/h. But the sonic experience becomes brutal, almost aggressive for a family SUV.

A Body Kit That Changes Everything

The visual aspect undergoes a radical metamorphosis. Novitec sculpts a new, more aggressive hood, adds front and rear fender flares, and installs more pronounced side skirts. At the rear, a ducktail spoiler and a roof spoiler complete the aerodynamic package.

Carbon fiber dominates this transformation. Some parts keep the raw look of the material, others receive a glossy black finish that contrasts with the bodywork. This visual approach breaks the codes of the luxury SUV, leaning towards a high-riding supercar.

XXL Wheels to Complete the Transformation

The wheels are the other highlight of this build. Novitec collaborates with Anrky to equip this Purosangue with XR-205 wheels: 22 inches at the front and 23 inches at the rear. This asymmetrical configuration in gloss black and titanium creates a striking visual presence.

The red Ferrari calipers provide the necessary splash of color behind these imposing wheels. This color combination respects the brand's DNA while affirming the radical nature of the build.

The Interior Keeps Its Italian Refinement

Inside, Novitec takes a more measured approach. The original black leather upholstery is retained, enhanced with red stitching and black suede accents. The Cavallino Rampante embroidered on the headrests discreetly reminds of this version's exclusivity.

The steering wheel remains stock, preserving Ferrari's specific ergonomics and controls. This restraint inside intentionally contrasts with the exterior exuberance, creating a balance between Italian luxury and German radicalism.

What Competition Does It Face Among Other Super-SUVs?

This Novitec Purosangue takes direct aim at the segment's benchmarks: Lamborghini Urus Performante, Porsche Cayenne Turbo GT, and Aston Martin DBX 707. With its 745 horsepower, it even surpasses the Urus Performante and its 657 horsepower.

The super-SUV war is heating up. Ferrari might even be preparing a more radical official version for the second half of 2026, according to several industry sources. This souped-up Purosangue would then face the new generation of Urus that Lamborghini is preparing.