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Ferrari maintenance: 12Cilindri, hybrids and Purosangue

Ferrari servicing needs the model-specific maintenance plan, fitted options and service history.

Ferrari · explore your maintenance areas

296 · Engine + hybrid battery

Ferrari 296

Hybrid Ferrari: engine and high-voltage systems

Engine + hybrid battery

An engine service and a traction-battery assessment are different jobs.

296 service guide →
Select an area to highlight it. Schematic only; fitment and maintenance depend on year, powertrain and equipment.

296 · maintenance by system

296 · care by system
AreaScheduledWear checksFault tests
Engine + hybrid battery✓—✓
Cooling & thermal management✓✓✓
Brake package & sensors—✓—

296 · care triggers

ScheduledFollow this version’s handbook or service display.

Wear checksInspect condition before replacing worn parts.

Fault testsInvestigate symptoms or warnings with the relevant tests.

Care categories, not a replacement timetable. Exact requirements depend on model year, powertrain and fitted equipment.

Ferrari: maintenance essentials

Ferrari servicing needs the model-specific maintenance plan, fitted options and service history. The 296 and SF90 plug-in hybrids add high-voltage systems to engine maintenance; the 12Cilindri and Purosangue are distinct V12 models with different body and chassis layouts. Older Ferrari generations remain on the road, so identify the exact car before planning work.

Electrified and combustion service requirements

A hybrid Ferrari retains an engine and its oil service while adding high-voltage equipment. The model’s applicable documentation determines the maintenance tasks; an electrified badge is not a reason to omit engine work. Diagnostic access and relevant high-voltage capability should match the proposed job.

Brake options, vehicle access and service records

Brake materials, wheel options and body access can change both the parts and labour. Transport and storage need to suit the particular vehicle. Completed work should be recorded alongside the existing history, with scheduled maintenance kept distinct from diagnosis or cosmetic work.

Ferrari: frequently asked questions

Electrified and combustion service requirements: what should Ferrari owners know?

A hybrid Ferrari retains an engine and its oil service while adding high-voltage equipment. The model’s applicable documentation determines the maintenance tasks; an electrified badge is not a reason to omit engine work. Diagnostic access and relevant high-voltage capability should match the proposed job.

Brake options, vehicle access and service records: what should Ferrari owners know?

Brake materials, wheel options and body access can change both the parts and labour. Transport and storage need to suit the particular vehicle. Completed work should be recorded alongside the existing history, with scheduled maintenance kept distinct from diagnosis or cosmetic work.