A remarkably preserved 2015 Ferrari LaFerrari, showing just 92 kilometers from new, is set to cross the block at Broad Arrow Auctions’ upcoming Zurich sale on November 7, 2026. One of just 499 examples produced, Ferrari’s first hybrid hypercar carries an estimate of up to $9,157,000, placing it among the most significant offerings at the event.
Unveiled at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, the LaFerrari marked a technological milestone for Maranello, introducing hybrid assistance to its flagship hypercar formula. Developed as the successor to the Enzo, it combined a naturally aspirated 6.3-liter V12 with a Formula One-derived HY-KERS electric motor to deliver a combined 950 hp.
The V12 alone produced 800 CV, featuring a 9,250-rpm redline, while the electric motor contributed an additional 163 CV to strengthen low- and mid-range performance. Power was delivered exclusively to the rear wheels through a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. The result was a hybrid system designed to enhance performance without compromising the character of Ferrari’s naturally aspirated flagship engine.
Chassis 214333 is particularly distinctive, having left Maranello finished in Bianco Fuji over a Bianchi/Neri leather interior. The exterior specification is complemented by Giallo Modena brake calipers and an exposed carbon-fiber roof, an exceptionally uncommon option believed to feature on approximately 50 of the 499 cars built.
Additional equipment includes the race telemetry package and leather-trimmed lower dashboard, knee bolsters, and door handles. A steering-wheel dedication plaque retains the name of its original owner.
The accompanying special-series Yellow Book documents delivery in November 2015 to Auto Italia LTD, Ferrari’s official concessionaire in Hong Kong. The car retains its original certificate of conformity and is offered on a bill of sale, although prospective Swiss buyers should anticipate additional registration processing.
With only 92 kilometers recorded at cataloging, this LaFerrari ranks among the lowest-mileage examples in existence. Its maintenance history includes servicing by Blackbird Concessionaires in Hong Kong and a comprehensive 202-point inspection by Ital Auto in November 2025.
More significantly, Rossocorsa, Ferrari’s official dealer in Milan, recently completed an extensive recommissioning program exceeding €200,000. The work included a replacement high-voltage battery, a new 60-Ah lithium low-voltage battery, a Gateway Kit, and a new EM2 drive belt. Ferrari diagnostic procedures, fault-code clearing, and a subsequent road test were also completed.
Source: Broad Arrow Auctions
