Ferrari has officially unveiled its latest plug-in hybrid – the SF90 Spider – and it’s the most powerful production hybrid supercar ever made.
Eighteen months on from the launch of the SF90 Stradale, and four years after Ferrari launched its first hybrid convertible in the form of the limited-series LaFerrari Aperta, the company has announced its newest drop-top hybrid. The SF90 Spider retains many of the same features as the Stradale, while showing little drop off in terms of performance
The overall style of the Spider is much the same as the Stradale, with both the exterior and interior retaining a similar shape and many of the same features, though some new elements inside the cockpit have been added to funnel air away from passengers. There's even the same Assetto Fiorano upgrade package, which for an extra £39,360 will get you shock absorbers, performance tyres, and a 21kg weight reduction.
The Ferrari SF90 Spider is set to go on sale starting from £425,000, with the first expected in Spring 2021.
