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Ferrari FXX K: The track car built on the LaFerrari foundation and the FXX K Evo
Ferrari FXX K — introduced in 2014, this track-only car is built on the LaFerrari foundation. We look at what makes it special, how the Ferrari XX program works, and why you can't just buy this model like a regular car.
FXX K in brief
FXX K — a Ferrari XX program model: this is a special, track-only car that can't be registered for road use. It's based on the LaFerrari and features a hybrid powertrain and significantly more aggressive aerodynamics.
These cars can't be acquired in the usual way: they were given only to select Ferrari clients participating in the XX program. Around forty examples were produced.
FXX K and FXX K Evo — what's the difference
The first FXX K version was introduced in 2014. Later, around 2017, an upgrade package called the FXX K Evo was offered to program clients, featuring revised aerodynamics and other enhancements.
It's important to note that both versions are designed for track use, so comparing them to road cars makes little sense — their evaluation is entirely different.
Engine and transmission
The FXX K is powered by a 6.3-litre V12 petrol engine supplemented by an electric motor. The combined system output reaches around 1,000 HP, outstripping the LaFerrari road version.
The transmission is a quick-shifting seven-speed dual-clutch, controlled by paddles behind the steering wheel. The car features rear-wheel drive.
What to know before buying
The FXX K is not available for regular road registration or the standard market. Examples usually belong to program members, with maintenance and storage handled by Ferrari.
If you're considering such a purchase, the most important thing is documentation and Ferrari certification, not a traditional inspection. These operations usually take place only through the factory or specialized dealers.
Trim Levels
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the versions most commonly found in Europe.
FXX K
2014–2015 model yearsThe first series, created for XX program clients.
- Approximately 1,000 HP hybrid powertrain
- Track-only, no road registration
- Aggressive aerodynamics
FXX K Evo
Around 2017Updated version with even more advanced aerodynamics.
- Redesigned aerodynamics package
- Track-only, no road registration
- Available to program clients
Comparing FXX K versions
| FXX K | FXX K Evo | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | For members of the Ferrari XX program | For program members who have updated their car |
| Usage | Track only | Track only |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | €€€ | €€€ |
The FXX K is not just another car, but a collectible track tool accessible only through the Ferrari program. Most buyers can only watch as it drives by.
Pros
- An extremely rare and unique car
- Hybrid powertrain with around 1,000 HP
- Cutting-edge aerodynamics
- Unique experience of the Ferrari XX program
Cons
- Cannot be registered for road use
- No conventional market — inaccessible to most buyers
- Requires specialized maintenance
Frequently asked questions
Can the FXX K be used on public roads?
No. The FXX K is built solely for private tracks and does not have road-going registration.
How many FXX Ks were produced?
Around forty examples were made, all of which went to select clients of the Ferrari XX program.
Can the FXX K be bought like a regular car?
No. The car is only available through the Ferrari XX program and its members' network, so it's not really for sale as a regular used car.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
