In a world where stringent emissions regulations are tightening the reins on automakers, launching performance cars solely powered by an internal combustion engine is becoming a formidable challenge. Even revered names like Ferrari are succumbing to the electric wave. The 296 GTB and its convertible counterpart, the 296 GTS, are perfect examples of Ferrari’s hybrid powertrain commitment. However, in the midst of this electrification wave, the 296 Challenge emerges as a thoroughbred race car, defiantly maintaining its pure V6 setup, untouched by hybrid assistance.
