The newly introduced SF90 Spider is Ferrari’s first plug-in hybrid to have an opening roof. Compared to the SF90 Stradale, however, the difference is not only in the roof, although the changes are related to it.
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The car weighs a total of 100 kg compared to a closed car, due to the roof and additional chassis reinforcements that were needed so that the car did not lose much of its torsional rigidity. It therefore weighs 1670 kg.
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Ferrari SF90 Spider
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The fixed roof alone is 40 kg lighter than the older versions thanks to the wider use of aluminum, takes up only 100 liters of space behind the crew’s heads and folds or stretches in 14 seconds. An electrically retractable rear window is also attached to it.
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The carmaker further states in the press release that the interior of the car has moved a bit forward, the A-pillars are thinner and the windshield is a little more inclined than the closed variant. The car is also two centimeters lower.
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Almost everything is controlled here by touch.
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The dashboard otherwise remains unchanged with a large display in front of the driver and a small one for the front passenger console. It is worth noting the touch control of almost everything in the cab, including starting the engine on the steering wheel. And also the fact that there is a rear window washer between the buttons on the steering wheel.
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A supercharged eight-cylinder with 780 horsepower works in the bowels, assisted by three electric motors with a total output of 220 horsepower, which according to the carmaker puts together a thousand horsepower and 900 Nm. . Top speed is 340 km / h.
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Ferrari SF90 Spider Fiorano Assetto
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For those for whom a standard Spider would not be enough, the Assetto Fiorano package is prepared, which will add shock absorbers optimized for driving on the circuit, more sticky Pilot Sport Cup 2 michelinky and, thanks to the wider use of carbon and titanium, also a 21kg diet.
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