The Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta was produced in a total run of 210 units.
The Aperta was the open-top counterpart to the LaFerrari coupe, unveiled in 2016 at the Paris Motor Show. It used the same 6.3-liter naturally aspirated V12 and hybrid KERS system, while adopting a removable carbon-fiber hardtop and a fabric roof option.
The number can cause confusion because Ferrari initially announced 200 customer cars, all allocated before the public unveiling. The final total is generally reported as 210: 200 customer cars, nine examples associated with Ferrari’s 70th-anniversary celebrations, and one additional car built for a charity auction. Thus, 200 describes the main customer allocation, while 210 describes the complete production total.
The Aperta was even rarer than the LaFerrari coupe, whose planned production run was 499 cars. Its limited supply, open-air configuration and hybrid V12 powertrain have made it one of Ferrari’s most sought-after modern halo cars.