Ferrari SF90 Transformed by Mansory Super Soft Kit

Mansory's idea of a "super-soft" makeover differs greatly from what most people think. Normally, we expect new wheels and some darker window tints. But Mansory had bigger plans for the Ferrari SF90.

We are not joking—the kit is really called a "super soft kit." Even with all the changes, the Ferrari SF90 now rides the line between stylish and over-the-top (OTT). As usual for Mansory, the kit includes a new front hood, extra parts on the lower front bumper, an apron, fins, new side skirts, mirror covers, and rear vent surrounds.

Big Changes at the Back

At the back, the changes continue. Mansory added a motorsport-style diffuser with a brake light in the middle. There is also a new ducktail spoiler. The Ferrari SF90 now rolls on new forged wheels and features an updated suspension system that lowers it slightly closer to the ground.

The body kit is made from carbon fiber and has a forged carbon look. A few yellow touches pop against the exotic light blue paint job, giving the supercar a striking look.

A Surprising Interior Upgrade

Mansory is often known for going a little wild with interiors, but they did a great job this time. The Ferrari SF90's cabin now has black leather seats with yellow accents. The Italian flag appears on several parts inside, along with Mansory logos and brand-new floor mats.

We like the inside look of this Ferrari SF90 Stradale. The exterior might not be everyone’s favorite, but the cabin is a win.

More Power Under the Hood

Mansory didn't stop with looks—they made the Ferrari SF90 Stradale even faster. The supercar’s 4.0-liter turbocharged V8 engine, combined with three electric motors, already makes a massive 1,000 ps (986 hp or 736 kW) from the factory.

With Mansory's upgrades, this Ferrari SF90 makes about 100 more metric horsepower (99 bhp or 74 kW) than stock. Thanks to the extra power, the car can hit 100 kph (62 mph) in just 2.4 seconds, which is one-tenth of a second faster than the regular version. The top speed also increases from 340 kph (211 mph) to 355 kph (221 mph).

Fuel Economy and Emissions

Few people buy a Ferrari SF90 for fuel economy, but Mansory shared the numbers anyway. The tuned SF90 reportedly uses 8.2 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers (about 28.7 miles per gallon in the U.S.). It emits 228 grams of CO2 per kilometer.

What About the SF90 Spider?

If this tuned Ferrari SF90 looks familiar, Mansory did a similar upgrade to the SF90 Spider, the convertible version. Revealed a few months ago, the SF90 Spider got a similar exterior makeover and an even wilder interior design. Like the coupe, the Spider also enjoys the same power boost and quick straight-line speed.