Is your Purosangue SUV not sharp enough? Ferrari has you covered.

In an automotive landscape where SUVs dominate sales—accounting for six out of ten new vehicles sold in Europe—Ferrari is taking strides to ensure its entry into this popular segment stands out. The Ferrari Purosangue, introduced in 2023, aims to blend luxury with performance in a market increasingly leaning towards lifted vehicles. While four-seat Ferraris are not entirely new, with models like the shooting brake FF and the GTC4Lusso showcasing a blend of style and function, the company recognized the need for improvement in the Purosangue's driving dynamics. Test drivers at Ferrari’s headquarters in Maranello identified areas for enhancement, leading to the introduction of the Handling Speciale option. This latest upgrade features advanced active suspension calibration designed to minimize body roll, pitch, and yaw. According to Ferrari, this enhancement allows the Purosangue to deliver a more compact and agile driving experience, despite its substantial length of 16.3 feet (4.9 meters). Drivers can also expect the brand's signature quick steering to become even more responsive, elevating the overall driving experience of this luxury SUV.