Ferrari 296 GTB Specs, Engines & Dimensions (from 2021) — First Generation
The Ferrari 296 GTB First Generation is a rear-driven Coupe that blends a compact V6 with plug-in hybrid assistance. Here is how that powertrain, equipment and battery setup work in everyday driving.
The Ferrari 296 GTB engine in this generation is shown by the 3.0 V6 DCT Coupe: a plug-in hybrid with a robotic gearbox and rear-wheel drive. That powertrain sends drive to the rear axle, so hybrid assistance does not turn the car into an all-wheel-drive layout.
Ferrari 296 GTB trim levels for the 3.0 V6 DCT Coupe are named Individual. That equipment configuration sits on the plug-in hybrid, rear-wheel-drive technical version, so you tailor cabin and exterior details around one drivetrain rather than stepping through a ladder of mechanical grades.
Ferrari 296 GTB battery capacity on the 3.0 V6 DCT Coupe comes from a lithium-ion pack that feeds the plug-in hybrid system. In everyday use that battery supports electric assist and short electric running, while drive still goes to the rear wheels.