Mansory Gives Ferrari SF90 Spider A Freak Makeover, Delivering 1,100 HP

by AutoExpert   |  13 March, 2023

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Mansory has revealed their latest tuning package for the Ferrari SF90 Spider, called the Tempesta Celeste. This convertible features an incredibly aggressive aero package that is sure to divide opinions.

The body kit includes numerous forged carbon fibre body add-ons, a two-piece rear spoiler with an extra LED curved strip, a quad exhaust system, and a massive rear diffuser with an F1-inspired fog light. The front bumper has double canards and a chunky spoiler lip, while the fenders are vented, reminiscent of the Porsche 911 GT3 RS. The side mirror caps have also been upgraded with forged carbon fibre.

Ferrari SF90 Spider

Mansory has not only focused on the exterior design of the Ferrari SF90 Spider in their Tempesta Celeste tuning package but has also made enhancements to the engine. The twin-turbo 4.0-liter V8 engine now delivers a remarkable 980 horsepower and 723 pound-feet of torque. When combined with the three electric motors of the hybrid setup, the vehicle produces a total power output of 1,100 hp, allowing it to accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in just 2.4 seconds. The maximum speed of the Mansory Ferrari F9XX Tempesta Celeste supercar is an impressive 221 mph.

Ferrari SF90 Spider

The original wheels have been replaced with a bespoke set of lightweight forged wheels, measuring 21 inches at the front and 22 inches at the rear. The brake calipers have also been painted in a body-matching color and adorned with Mansory branding.

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The interior is equally extravagant, featuring leather throughout, with carbon fibre being used only in a few places where leather was not practical. It is important to note that Mansory will only produce three units of the F9XX Tempesta Celeste, with each vehicle being part of the tuner's exclusive "One of One" series. As a result, every car will be unique and distinct from one another.

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