Ferrari SF90 Spider Adds Unlimited Headroom To Plug-In Hybrid Stradale

It goes from coupe to convertible in 14 seconds.

Ferrari has been keeping itself rather busy this year. Between launching the one-off Omologata and Portofino M while working on a V6 hybrid supercar and a LaFerrari successor, the Prancing Horse shows no signs of slowing down. It’s also working on the Purosangue as the company’s first-ever SUV while putting the finishing touches on a meaner 812 Superfast. In the meantime, the wraps are coming off the SF90 Spider.

As the name implies, it’s an open-roof version of the SF90 Stradale coupe introduced at the end of May in 2019. As we previously mentioned, the Spider has an electrically retractable hardtop designed to allow the convertible to remain extremely faithful to the coupe’s styling. Originally introduced in 2011 on the California, Ferrari’s RHT has evolved throughout the years and has been slimmed down to occupy only 100 liters of space.

The only performance stat revealed so far where the Spider falls short of the Stradale’s capabilities is the 0-124 mph (0-200 km/h). The SF90 with unlimited headroom does it in seven seconds whereas the coupe takes just 6.7 seconds to get the job done. Needless to say, it’s a minor difference that doesn’t really matter at the end of the day, but still interesting to point out.

As with all other Ferraris, the company’s first hybrid with a retractable hardtop comes bundled with a seven-year maintenance plan.