Zlatan Ibrahimovic Celebrates 45th Birthday With Custom 1,200 HP Ferrari F80
Zlatan Ibrahimovic marked his 45th birthday by taking delivery of a custom matte dark grey Ferrari F80, capping a 12-month wait since placing his order. The former AC Milan and Inter Milan striker, who currently serves as a senior advisor to RedBird Capital Partners, shared a video of the handover at the Maranello factory on his Instagram account, accompanied by the caption “Happy Birthday to Zlatan.”
The 3.6 Million Euro Maranello Flagship
Priced at over 3.6 million euros before optional extras, the Ferrari F80 represents the pinnacle of engineering from the Emilia-Romagna manufacturer. The vehicle draws heavily from Ferrari’s competitive programs, incorporating technical lessons learned across both Formula 1 and the 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race. Ferrari builds a vehicle of this caliber only once every decade, reserving the exclusive model for the most loyal clients of the Prancing Horse.
Ibrahimovic Chooses Matte Grey Exterior with Yellow Accents
Eschewing the traditional Rosso Corsa finish, Ibrahimovic opted for a distinctive dark grey matte exterior paired with black wheels and yellow brake calipers. The customized configuration features a single contrasting element inside the cabin: a driver’s seat upholstered in yellow fabric.
Hybrid V6 Engine Delivers 1,200 Horsepower
Underneath its aggressive bodywork designed by Flavio Manzoni, which incorporates a rear wing equipped with a DRS system similar to a previous-season Formula 1 car, the F80 abandons the V12 architecture found in models like the Daytona SP3 in favor of a 2.992 cc twin-turbo V6. Derived directly from the 499P racing unit, the internal combustion engine produces 900 horsepower on its own. Supplemented by an advanced hybrid system featuring two electric motors on the front axle and an MGU-K unit at the rear, total output reaches an astonishing 1,200 horsepower. The high-voltage battery features a 2.28 kWh capacity and operates up to 860 volts, directing every ounce of energy toward maximum track performance rather than fuel efficiency.
Performance figures released by manufacturers show the supercar accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.15 seconds, clears the 0 to 200 km/h sprint in 5.75 seconds, and reaches a top speed of 350 km/h. The dry weight sits at 1,525 kilograms, distributed 42.2 percent to the front and 57.8 percent to the rear. The vehicle measures 4,840 millimeters in length, 2,060 millimeters in width, and stands just 1,138 millimeters tall.

An Annual Maranello Tradition
October 3 has evolved into an annual automotive milestone for Ibrahimovic, who routinely uses his birthday to showcase acquisitions from Maranello to his millions of social media followers. Over the years, his collection has welcomed diverse models ranging from the F430 Spider to the Enzo and the Monza SP2. For his 40th birthday he gifted himself an SF90 Spider, while 2022 brought two Ferraris simultaneously: a Daytona SP3 and an 812 Competizione A. In 2023 he showcased a Purosangue, followed twelve months later by an SF90 XX Spider, before finally taking delivery of the F80 to cap off his 45th birthday.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Ferrari F80
How much does the Ferrari F80 cost?
The base price for the Ferrari F80 starts at approximately 3.6 million euros before factoring in custom optional extras and personalized tailoring chosen by individual buyers.
What is the total power output of the F80?
The supercar generates a combined 1,200 horsepower through its 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 engine and a trio of electric motors derived from Ferrari’s endurance racing technology.
How many Ferrari F80 units are being produced?
Ferrari is manufacturing a strictly limited run of 799 units worldwide, making the F80 one of the rarest models to emerge from Maranello in recent decades.

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