Introduced in 2019 to celebrate 90 years of Scuderia Ferrari, the SF90 Stradale marked a radical technological milestone as Maranello's first series-production plug-in hybrid supercar. Compared to traditional rivals like the McLaren 750S, the SF90 redefines extreme performance through electrified all-wheel drive, combining 1,000 hp with the capability for silent zero-emission motoring. Anyone evaluating Ferrari SF90 maintenance must understand that the car's ownership profile is governed just as strictly by its high-voltage charging discipline as by its twin-turbo combustion engine.
Technical architecture links a 780 hp 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 to three electric motors powered by a 7.9 kWh high-voltage traction battery, outputting a combined 1,000 hp through an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission. The front RAC-e axle manages electric torque vectoring and reverse drive. On the pre-owned market, low mileage can be deceptive if the car has suffered from irregular charging or neglected 12-volt battery maintenance, leading to corrupted software states or degraded hybrid cells.