Ferrari unveiled during a private event held on their home track at Fiorano the SF90 XX in both versions: the Stradale, which is the coupe, and the Spider, which is the open-top version of it. The new model comes as an addition to the SF90 lineup and is aimed at those who are spending some time on a track, not just on regular roads.

Ferrari has a long history of producing open-top vehicles. As a matter of fact, the first car that wore the ramping horse badge was installed on a roadster. So, the Italian car manufacturer continued on doing so with most of the cars it produced. As a result, there was no surprise to see next to the SF90 Stradale, the open-top version of it, traditionally named Spider.

Ferrari unveiled the SF90 Spider in November 2020 in an online event so all of its fans could see how the future roadster supercar looks like for the Italian manufacturer.

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