Some supercars chase lap records. Others chase attention.Then there are cars like the new Touring Superleggera Veloce12 Aperta — a machine built to make people slow down, stare, and enjoy the drive.
The Italian coachbuilder has revealed the open-top version of its Veloce12, transforming an already dramatic grand tourer into something even more emotional. Instead of following modern trends of electrification and giant screens, the Veloce12 Aperta celebrates classic automotive pleasure with a naturally aspirated V12 engine, a manual gearbox, and the freedom of open-air driving.
The Veloce12 Returns Without a Fixed Roof
The Veloce12 Aperta follows the original fixed-roof Veloce12 introduced earlier, but this version removes the traditional coupe roof in favor of a removable targa-style setup.
Unlike many convertibles that completely redesign the car, Touring Superleggera preserved the elegant proportions of the coupe while adding removable roof panels that can be stored inside the vehicle. The result keeps the sculpted grand-touring shape while giving drivers a more immersive experience behind the wheel.
The project remains deeply connected to classic Italian automotive craftsmanship and starts life from a donor Ferrari 550 before being extensively transformed into a completely different visual and driving experience.
2026 Touring Superleggera Veloce12 Aperta Specifications and Details
Specification Table
| Category | Touring Superleggera Veloce12 Aperta |
|---|---|
| Vehicle Type | Coachbuilt Grand Touring Supercar |
| Base Architecture | Ferrari 550 donor platform |
| Engine | 5.5-liter Naturally Aspirated V12 |
| Power Output | 503 hp |
| Transmission | 6-Speed Manual |
| Drive Layout | Rear-Wheel Drive |
| 0–100 km/h | Estimated 4.4 seconds |
| Top Speed | Estimated 320 km/h (199 mph) |
| Roof Style | Removable Targa Panels |
| Production | Extremely Limited |
Specifications may vary depending on customer configuration and customization.
Designed for Emotion, Not Numbers
Looking at the Veloce12 Aperta, it becomes clear that this car was not created to dominate performance charts.
Inside, Touring Superleggera focused heavily on craftsmanship. The cabin receives premium leather finishes, aluminum details, and even a dedicated rear cargo deck designed to accommodate matching custom luggage options.
One of the most unusual details is that the roof panels can be removed and stored in the trunk, allowing owners to switch between coupe-like comfort and open-air touring without leaving anything behind.
Exclusivity Comes at a Price
Touring Superleggera has not officially confirmed pricing for the Aperta.
However, reports suggest the earlier hardtop Veloce12 reached pricing levels around $754,000 before including the donor vehicle, meaning the open-top version could become even more expensive depending on personalization.
Final Thoughts
The Touring Superleggera Veloce12 Aperta feels like a reminder that not every supercar needs more screens, more batteries, or more horsepower.
Sometimes, all it takes is a V12 engine, a manual shifter, beautiful proportions, and a removable roof to create something unforgettable.
This is less about speed and more about turning every drive into an occasion.
Disclaimer
This article is based on publicly available reports and manufacturer information available as of June 2026. Final specifications, pricing, and production details may change depending on customer orders and official announcements.