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Ferrari's first four-door car has to feel like a Ferrari without leaning on a racetrack or speed blur. The image needed pedigree, not pace.
(Automotive Key Visual · 2026)


A self-initiated key visual that takes the Purosangue's name literally: Ferrari's 'thoroughbred' shares a timber riding arena with a thoroughbred horse.
Purosangue means thoroughbred, so the idea writes itself once you say it out loud. The car and a chestnut horse stand side by side in a circular wooden arena under Alpine light, two animals bred for the same thing, then the frame opens into a small collection of wide shots and macro details.
Ferrari's first four-door car has to feel like a Ferrari without leaning on a racetrack or speed blur. The image needed pedigree, not pace.
Warm late-afternoon light, a curved timber gallery that echoes the car's roofline, and a horse whose line mirrors the body. Silver paint and honey-coloured wood keep the palette quiet, so the Cavallino badge is the only saturated colour in the detail shots.
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