Evoluto’s Ferrari 355 that it describes as ‘Peak Analogue’ has been signed off and is ready for the first cars to be built for customers.
Using the Ferrari 355 as its base, the restomod by British firm Evoluto has undergone its final 5000 miles of testing on track,10,000 miles of engine work, and a 20,000-mile durability programme.
With design input from CALLUM, the first 355 by Evoluto cars will be delivered in late 2026, with a total of 55 cars being produced.
The Peak Analogue development has resulted in a 420hp 3.5-litre version of the Ferrari’s V8 that has been completely re-engineered for greater performance and reliability, which is backed up by a two-year, 20,000-mile warranty.
A 480hp 3.7-litre V8 is an option for customers, while all Evoluto 355s will come with redesigned suspension, improved structural components, 100kg less weight, and a wider track.
The steering has also come in for work and it now has a reduced turn from lock-to-lock, going form the original’s 3.25 turns to 2.0 turns between the stops.
