Ferrari goes electric with its most powerful street-legal car ever: the SF90 Stradale.
All that extra juice helps the car do zero-to 62 mph in a mere 2.5 seconds and reach a top speed of 211 mph.
The "SF90 Stradale" name comes from the automaker's 2019 Formula One race car, the SF90 in honor of Ferrari's 90 years in racing. The word "stradale" means "road" in Italian.It's fast but don't count on driving too far in battery-only mode since the all-electric range is only 16 miles. By using the hybrid system for reverse, Ferrari was able to take out the reverse gear from the eight-speed gearbox, which saves weight. It's also all-wheel drive, to better utilize the hybrid system. And the two front electric motors also control the torque, making driving at high speeds "much simpler and easier," according to Ferrari.
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