Luxury Car Perfume for Ferrari

SOSA · Safar for the Ferrari

For a driver’s car, a scent that stays out of the way.

In a Ferrari the drive comes first. Safar is designed not to interfere: no hanging bottle, nothing on the mirror, just a quiet scent from pure oil, in the cup-holder of a Purosangue or a grand tourer, and in the garage or study at home.

Choose your SafarHow it fits the Ferrari
Safar waterless diffuser in a car cup-holder

Written for Ferrari owners

Made to stay out of the way

Where there is a cup-holder

In the Purosangue and the grand tourers, Safar sits upright in a cup-holder. In tighter cockpits, use it before the drive rather than during it.

For the garage and study

Cordless and palm-sized, it also scents the space where the car lives.

Deep and composed

Woods and amber, tuned to stay soft.

In the Ferrari

Living with Safar around a Ferrari

Before the drive

Run it for ten minutes on speed 2 with the doors closed, then lift it out if the cockpit is tight.

In a GT or SUV

Upright in a cup-holder on speed 1.

At home

Speed 1 on the 2-hour timer in the study or garage lounge.

“A driver’s car should smell of nothing loud. Just enough to make the cabin feel cared for.”

Sonal Sahani · Perfumer, SOSA

Questions

Before you choose

Does Safar fit every Ferrari?

It is about 6.9 cm across and made for a standard cup-holder. Cockpits vary, so in a tight two-seater, scent the cabin before the drive and lift it out.

Can I use it in the garage?

Yes. It is cordless, so it works anywhere on its own battery.

Is it safe for leather?

Yes. It is waterless and releases a dry mist that scents the air, not the upholstery.

A private consultation

Not sure which trio suits your Ferrari?

Call or WhatsApp +91 96192 18531 or email service@sosahomeandbody.com. Our Pune studio will help you choose, or compose the trio from fragrances you already love.

Ferrari is a trademark of its owner. SOSA Home & Body is an independent Indian fragrance house and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Ferrari. The brand name is used only to describe the car this guide is written for.