Ferrari is Preparing the Successor to the SF90 Stradale
Ferrari is finalizing work on the successor to the SF90 Stradale model. A prototype with the codename F173M was recently spotted, featuring an updated but still recognizable design. The car is expected to receive a modernized hybrid system with a power output of over 1000 hp.
Although the camouflage makes it difficult to assess the exterior, a new front end with a rectangular central air intake and an updated splitter is visible. The rear will also have some changes, including updated ventilation outlets and LED taillights. The interior will likely get a new steering wheel, an updated dashboard, and improved electronics.
The SF90 used a hybrid powertrain with a twin-turbo V8 producing 986 hp, which accelerated the car to 100 km/h in 2.5 seconds.
The new version promises even greater performance, although the exact specifications have not been disclosed yet. Experts suggest that the updates will affect not only the dynamic performance but also the electric range.
The presentation of the new model is expected in the coming months. Ferrari traditionally does not rush official announcements until it is confident in the perfection of every detail. This model is set to become the new technological flagship of the Italian brand in the hybrid segment.