This is not the first time ROSSOautomobili has explored Ferrari's extraordinary colour palette and it certainly will not be the last. This collection focuses on 23 rare Ferrari colours, each with its own story.
Ferrari has created hundreds of colours throughout its history. Explore our most complete Ferrari colour list and discover the stories behind even more remarkable shades.
Azzurro Horizon
Photo: Ferrari Beverly Hills
Azzurro Horizon is a very rare Ferrari colour that proves bright blue can work on virtually any model from Maranello. The vivid shade beautifully highlights body lines and creases while maintaining a clean and fresh appearance.
Blu Askolin
Photo: Bernards Exclusives
Blu Askolin is a very rare dark blue that appears to have only been offered through Ferrari's Tailor Made programme. The colour sits close to the famous Blu Pozzi but carries its own unique character. Its name honours Scuderia Askolin, the only Finnish privateer team in Ferrari's racing history. The deep tone creates a subtle and understated appearance.
Blu Atlantico
Photo: Thijs Oorschot
Blu Atlantico is a very rare metallic blue that appears almost navy in low light before transforming dramatically in the sun. Bright blue metallic particles emerge when sunlight hits the paint, giving the colour exceptional depth and character. It demonstrates how a dark shade can still deliver a vibrant and eye catching appearance.
Blu Capri Opaco
Photo: Jaiden Kundi
Blu Capri Opaco is the matte version of Blu Capri, a colour introduced in early 2022 as part of Ferrari's Cavalcade Tailor Made liveries. Named after the famous Italian island of Capri, the finish combines a rich blue tone with a non reflective surface. The matte treatment works particularly well because it emphasises every curve and aerodynamic feature.
Blu Real
Photo: Ferrari
Blu Real is the darker blue used on the striking livery of this Ferrari 812 Competizione Aperta. Applied to the wing area, it creates a beautiful contrast with Azzurro Chiesi, which forms the primary colour of the car.
Bronzo Raso
Photo: Finn Sweer
Bronzo Raso is a very rare Ferrari colour that blends light brown and bronze tones into a distinctive finish. The warm appearance suits Ferrari's Grand Touring models particularly well, giving them an added sense class.
Giallo Ambra
Photo: Ferrari
Giallo Ambra is inspired by amber stone and combines orange, brown and golden tones into a remarkably unusual Ferrari finish. First seen on the Ferrari 849 Testarossa in 2025, the colour offers a warmer and richer alternative to traditional Ferrari yellows. Its complex appearance changes significantly depending on the light.
Giallo Luce
Photo: Ferrari
Giallo Luce is a soft pastel yellow that debuted on the Ferrari Luce, the marque’s first fully electric production car. The light shade highlights body contours exceptionally well and gives the design a fresh and modern appearance. Unlike Ferrari's brighter yellows, Giallo Luce delivers a more refined character.
Giallo Montecarlo Opaco
Giallo Montecarlo Opaco is the matte version of Giallo Montecarlo, a colour first seen in 2021. Named after Monte Carlo, one of the most famous locations in motorsport, the finish combines a warm yellow tone with a non reflective surface.
Giallo Sirius
Photo: Ferrari of Central New Jersey
Giallo Sirius is one of Ferrari's brightest and most striking yellow paints. The metallic finish adds depth and sparkle, making the colour come alive in direct sunlight. Interestingly, the shade originally appeared in the Renault colour catalogue before finding its way onto Ferraris.
Giallo Triplo Strato Opaco
Photo: Ferrari
Giallo Triplo Strato Opaco is the matte version of Giallo Triplo Strato. First seen on the Tailor Made Ferrari 812 Competizione by Flavio Manzoni in 2023, the colour was created to maximise visual depth while highlighting every surface and contour.
Grigio Asfalto
Photo: Wagner Marques
Grigio Asfalto is a rarely seen Ferrari colour inspired by racetrack tarmac. The name literally translates to Asphalt Grey and reflects its motorsport roots. While the shade can appear understated on its own, it works particularly well when combined with brighter colours such as Rosso Fuoco.
Grigio Tramonto
Photo: Supercar Zach
Grigio Tramonto is one of Ferrari's most fascinating modern colours. Despite its name suggesting a traditional grey, the paint can display purple, blue and pink tones depending on the lighting conditions. Tramonto means sunset in Italian, which perfectly reflects the constantly changing appearance of the finish.
Matt Blu Acquamarina
Photo: JSP Exotics
Matt Blu Acquamarina is a bright and playful blue finished with a matte surface. The vibrant tone immediately attracts attention and offers a refreshing alternative to Ferrari's darker blues.
Moonlight Grey
Photo: Ferrari
Moonlight Grey is a matte grey finish first seen on the Ferrari HC25 Special Project. The colour combines a clean modern appearance with subtle sophistication, allowing the design itself to take centre stage. Unlike brighter metallic greys, Moonlight Grey uses its matte surface to create a more technical and purposeful look.
Night Sky Sheen Opaco
Photo: Ferrari Mumbai
Night Sky Sheen Opaco is an exceptionally rare Ferrari colour believed to have been used only once. Although it features a matte finish, the paint contains metallic flakes that create subtle reflections when exposed to light.
Rosso Competizione
Photo: "shotsbytbo"
Rosso Competizione is a deep three layer red originally developed for the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione. Inspired by Alfa Romeo's historic racing colours, the finish combines extraordinary depth with a rich metallic glow. Ferrari later adopted the colour for selected models, like the pictured LaFerrari.
Rosso Tramonto
Photo: Ferrari
Rosso Tramonto is a warm red orange colour first seen in 2025. The name translates to Sunset Red, a fitting description for a shade that combines red, orange and golden undertones. Depending on the light, the colour can appear almost copper in some conditions and deep red in others.
Rosso Winner
Photo: Rock N Roll Classics
Rosso Winner is a stunning dark red that resembles the colour of fine red wine. To our knowledge, the shade has only been used once, making it one of the rarest Ferrari reds documented.
Verde Abete
Photo: RM Sotheby's
Verde Abete is a tasteful light green that originates from Ferrari's colour palette of the 1960s. The name translates to Fir Green and reflects the natural inspiration behind the shade. Unlike many modern greens, Verde Abete delivers a soft and refined appearance that perfectly suits classic Ferrari designs.
Verde Always Lucky
Photo: Wrapping Creative Genova
Verde Always Lucky is a darker green with subtle military influences. The colour sits somewhere between traditional racing green and an olive shade. Unlike brighter greens, Verde Always Lucky relies on its depth and richness to make an impression.
Viola 51
Photo: fcphotoworks17
Viola 51 is a bright and vibrant purple that immediately stands out within Ferrari's colour catalogue. The striking shade combines classic Italian flair with a modern sense of individuality. Purple has always been a rare sight on Ferraris, making Viola 51 particularly appealing to customers seeking something unusual.
Yellow Olive Magno Opaco
Photo: Italian Legends
Yellow Olive Magno Opaco is a matte colour that originated in the Mercedes catalogue before finding its way onto this Ferrari 812 GTS. Despite its name, the finish appears as a very dark green or brown depending on lighting conditions. The matte surface further enhances its military inspired character and understated presence.
What’s your favourite Ferrari colour from this list?
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