Juiced Up With The Looks To Match, Novitec Presents The Ferrari SF90 Stradale

Powered up and served up in a much more aggressive guise, Novitec, the German-based tuner, has unveiled its take on Ferrari’s 2019 SF90 Stradale.

In its original state, Ferrari’s first-ever plug-in hybrid car, the SF90 Stradale, harboured a 4-litre twin-turbo V8 engine with three electric motors for a combined output of 1,000 hp.

For Novitec’s reiteration, the engine has been juiced up to 1,109 hp and 918 Nm of torque. It now gallops from 0 to 100 km/h with a time of 2.4 seconds and a top speed of 240 km/h (211 mph).

This is courtesy of the new plug-and-play control systems installed, designed to reprogram the maps for the injection and ignition, while also raising the electronic boost pressure limitation. 

Then, it has also been given 21-inch Vossen-designed rims, a new exhaust system that can be coated in 999. fine gold and an aerodynamic body redesign. 

Moulded by air in a wind tunnel to create naked carbon fibre components, Novitec developed the body kit as such to give the two-seater more aerodynamic capabilities and downforce.

What’s more, Novitec offers extra racing-oriented fitments. Namely, for the front end’s two tailor-made carbon trims of the lower air outlet, and the section in front of the windshield.

The front fenders can also be changed with special Novitec race-specs, easing hot air from the brakes and tires through new ducts. 

To top it all off, Novitec further includes a suspension lowering kit, along with a wide range of bespoke interior options. 

All in all, the 1,109 hp Novitec SF90 Stradale sure packs a mean engine, and definitely has the appearance to back it up.