Last updated: July 2026 · Indicative, off-market
The Ferrari FXX Evoluzione generally trades at about $4.7 million to $7 million (€4 million to €6 million) or more in 2026, with a documented record of about $5.2 million (€4,448,750) at Gooding in 2026, above the standard FXX. It is the upgraded evolution of the Enzo-based FXX, part of Ferrari's XX programme, raising power to around 848 to 860 hp with revised aerodynamics and electronics, and most examples were existing FXXs updated to the new specification.
The FXX Evoluzione is the second phase of the FXX programme, introduced from 2007. It lifted power from the Enzo-derived 6.3-litre V12 to around 848 to 860 hp, with a faster gearbox, revised aerodynamics and updated electronics. Rather than a wholly new car, the Evoluzione was largely an upgrade package: most cars are existing FXXs updated to the higher specification, with a few built directly to Evoluzione spec.
Because it is the most developed version of the Enzo-based track car, and rarer than the standard FXX, the Evoluzione sits at the top of the FXX hierarchy. There was no standalone retail price, but the secondary market is now documented: 2026 values generally run from €4 million to €6 million or more, with a public record of €4,448,750 set at Gooding in 2026. Exceptional cars, such as an ex-Schumacher example, can approach or exceed €6 million to €7 million. Values are decided case by case on programme history and specification.
Every version of the FXX has its own dedicated price guide. Values move independently from one version to the next, so open the exact car you are tracking.
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Ferrari FXX Evoluzione price in 2026: value, how it differs from the FXX and where to buy.
In 2026 the FXX Evoluzione generally trades from €4 million to €6 million or more, with a documented public record of €4,448,750 at Gooding in 2026. As the rarest, most developed Enzo-based track car it can go higher, and values are set case by case on programme history and specification.
Mostly an upgrade. The Evoluzione was largely an upgrade package applied to existing FXX cars from 2007, raising power and revising the aerodynamics and electronics. A small number were built directly to Evoluzione specification. It never carried a standalone public retail price.
The Evoluzione produces around 848 to 860 hp from the Enzo-derived 6.3-litre V12, up from roughly 800 hp in the standard FXX, along with a faster gearbox and improved aerodynamics and electronics.
The FXX is the original Enzo-based track car of around 800 hp; the Evoluzione is its upgraded evolution with more power and revised aerodynamics and electronics. Most Evoluziones are updated FXXs. See the Ferrari FXX price page.
FXX Evoluziones are traded privately and almost never appear in public listings. Browse the Ferrari opportunities represented off-market, or submit a search request and we will point you to the right cars and brokers.
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