Ferrari has lifted the curtain on a couple of cars that intend to elevate the performance of its road-legal range. As first shown off at the Fiorano circuit in Italy, the SF90 XX Stradale and the SF90 XX Spider are based on the SF90 Stradale, and these two models will be the first in the track-centric XX line that are actually able to be driven on roads as well.
The cars, which are powered by a V8 engine and three electric motors are said to be able to kick out 1030 bhp of power, 30 more bhp than the base SF90 Stradale model. The electric motors are also capable of running the cars for 25 km before needing to recharge all at a maximum speed of 135 km/h. As for top speed of the two cars, they're said to be able to reach 320 km/h, and achieve 0-100 km/h in 2.3 seconds, and 0-200 km/h in 6.5 seconds when pushing the V8 to its limit.
There's no mention as to the price of either model, but we are told that only 799 SF90 XX Stradale's will be built, whereas only 599 of the retractable hardtop SF90 XX Spider will ever be constructed.