A Ferrari representative has confirmed a "truly special" version of the LaFerrari is in the works at Maranello.The supercar's chief designer Flavio Manzoni said a special edition is in the pipeline and will be produced in extremely limited quantities. He didn't mention a specific number but it's believed less than ten will be made, with a price tag estimated between 3M GBP and a whopping 5M GBP, making the Lamborghini Veneno a "bargain".
Manzoni said "when we were producing the original design proposals for LaFerrari there was one proposal that I thought was especially beautiful. So we decided to keep that one back for something truly special in the future."
We already saw two early designs called Tensostruttura and Manta at the Ferrari Museum, but certainly the ultra-limited LaFerrari will look different. Chances are the supercar will go on a diet and end up weighing only 1,000 kg (2,204 lbs), a lot less than the "standard" version which tips the scales at 1,255 kg (2,766 lbs).

According to a recent report, the LaFerrari XX could be equipped with a Formula One-derived turbocharged V6 engine.
Details are limited but Top Gear is reporting the engine could be used in place of the standard model's 6.3-liter V12 that develops 800 PS (588 kW) and 700 Nm (516 lb-ft) of torque. It remains unclear if there would be any modifications to the hybrid system but the standard LaFerrari uses a 163 PS (120 kW) electric motor that raises the car's combined output to 963 PS (708 kW).
Regardless of the final details, Ferrari's head of the Sporting Activity Department has previously said the LaFerrari XX will be a "hypercar for the circuit" and he hopes it will "arrive on the circuit in January or February of next year." Antonello Coletta also suggested the model will be about as powerful as the LaFerrari but feature improved aerodynamics, upgraded electronics, a sportier suspension and racing tires.