Ferrari SF90 Stradale Specs, Engines & Dimensions (from 2019) — First Generation
The first-generation Ferrari SF90 Stradale combines supercar performance with plug-in hybrid capability. Coupe and Roadster bodies let you choose between a fixed roof and open-air driving, depending on how you want to enjoy the car.
The Ferrari SF90 Stradale engine works with electric motors in a plug-in hybrid powertrain. Examples include the Coupe 4.0 DCT and Roadster Spider 4.0 DCT, both with all-wheel drive. Their dual-clutch transmission automates clutch operation, so you can let it shift or select gears yourself.
Roadster — Ferrari SF90 Stradale Engines and Transmissions
Roadster Ferrari SF90 Stradale Engines and Transmissions
When exploring Ferrari SF90 Stradale trim levels, distinguish the technical version from its equipment configuration. The Spider 4.0 DCT has an equipment configuration named Individual. Check the specific car’s seats, cabin finishes and fitted options to judge whether it meets your preferences for comfort and appearance.
Both the Spider 4.0 DCT Roadster and 4.0 DCT Coupe use a lithium-ion battery. Ferrari SF90 Stradale battery capacity is only part of the range picture: speed, temperature and driving style also affect electric driving distance. Regular charging helps you make use of electric operation on short trips.