SF90 Stradale production numbers

My dealer told me that through the 2 year run they were only allocated 12 slots for SF90. They have 4 dealerships altogether, so these are just for this store. Low numbers for sure and confined here throughout. Definitely seems like there will be less SF90s then Pistas.


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My dealer told me 1,000 total spiders and 2.000 Coupes, although wont eb an exact round number, it will be close to these numbers, its not limited edition in terms of a fixed number but volumes will be limited by production constraints and a small window

 

Will the numbers ever be verified or they will always be speculative? I am not familiar with Ferrari’s modus operandi. I do feel blessed for getting the Spider, a very special car.

 

so an interesting way to think about this also is to compare to a car where you do know the production numbers and do some proportions. In this case, my dealer had 4x the f12tdf, or about 1/200th of total production. They had 11 of the sf90s, so that'd put us right around 2200 sf90s, if all these ratios hold. I'd fuzz it upward a little bit since they increased production numbers over the past few years overall, and there are probably more v8 cars than v12's produced. therefore i'd guess probably not more than 2500 total.

 

Pretty sure that’s not going to be the case this time, my DP in UK & Germany says Spider shipments will go deep into USA Model Year 24 for Spiders and sees more Spiders built than Coupes for SF90…

 

I was told the whole production volume of the Purosangue being sold out. Inquiries exceeding any possible scale already.
Product diversity has doubled in the past five years. Factory capacities not at all (perhaps 12500 compared with 8000 some years ago). As a result of this the total numbers of one particular series has rather shrunk than increased. In contrast to the demands.
Not a surprise the SF90 is going to be sold out soon.

 

That would be good if true as I see about 3,500 Pistas were made.

 

True - allocations / deposits waiting to be placed into the system for two full years of production.

 

My dealer said a less coupes and more spiders. Probably will never know the exact numbers.

 

Order book isn't open yet, but without question Ferrari will sell every one they can produce.

Order book on the SF90 has been closed for some time, if that's what you mean by "sold out" -- i think three months IIRC

 

Yes. Sure.
The thing is, they have sold everything they will have in advance. Not sure if we have seen s.th. like this before. It’s a regular model, no Limitation by number.
Unbelievable.

 

There are 60 million millionaires 10 million of them has more than 4 million dollars on earth.2000 supercars is not a large number I would think 50k per annum could easily be sold between high end manufacturers and high end models from middle range manufacturers.

 

According to Ferrari's 1Q 2022 investor presentation they shipped 3,251 cars in 1Q 2022 and 17% were hybrid. Since the SF90 is the principal hybrid in production at the moment that suggests 500+ SF90's were shipped in the first quarter of this year alone! Hard to say how that compares to 2021 because Ferrari doesn't break out hybrid shipments for that year or how "lumpy" this number is given supply chain issues etc. But... its a big number nevertheless and should dispel any notion that this is a "limited" car.

 

SF90 Stradales have become „commodities“. Sold with little or no premium at all here.
Spiders are a different story still. The demand for convertibles is generally higher and, in addition, lots of first batch coupe owners change to Spiders right after their appearances. That creates shortages.
On the other hand, Ferrari has left the < 10000 units per annum area last year so as they are not bound on production limitations for certain types within their portfolio. The SF90 is a 500k+++ car. That creates lots of revenue and profit…