Ferrari SF90 Spider Gets A Carbon-Fiber Makeover And A Horsepower Increase From Novitec

A few months ago, Novitec debuted a tuning kit for the Ferrari SF90 Stradale. Now, the tuner has released a similar package for the Ferrari SF90 Spider. This comprises a carbon-fiber body kit, new wheels measuring 21 inches, a dropped suspension, a boost in power for the plug-in hybrid system, and much more.

The carbon-fiber kit for the open-top variant looks the same as the one for the Stradale. This includes a wider front splitter, new trim for the hood scoop and the bottom of the windshield, aerodynamic side sills, a side inlet garnish, and a cover for the engine compartment.

The inside may be customized to your liking with the tuner's wide variety of available materials, including leather and Alcantara in any color. As standard equipment, the supercar rides on a pair of Vossen Novitec NF10 alloy wheels measuring 21 inches in diameter, however alternative choices are available on special order.

Novitec also installed new sports springs, lowering the vehicle by 1.2 inches up front and 1 inch in the rear. Additionally, a front lift system raises the front by 1.6 inches for handling speed bumps. New injection, ignition, and electronic boost pressure maps have been programmed into the 4.0-liter V8 using two Novitec N-Tronic modules. Therefore, 107 more horsepower and 87 additional pound-feet of torque are now available. In conjunction with the three electric motors, the total horsepower has increased from 986 to 1,094.

Special 100-cell metal catalysts, 999 fine-gold plating for improved insulation, actively regulated butterfly valves for improved sound, and a pair of 4.4-inch tailpipes with a carbon finish were all installed. The modified Ferrari SF90 Spider can now reach a top speed of almost 211 mph and can sprint from 0 to 62 mph in only 2.4 seconds. Novitec has been silent on how much the enhancements would cost.