Ferrari unveiled the SF90 XX Stradale Spider at Fiorano on 29 June 2023, alongside the closed coupé variant. As the most powerful open-top road car Ferrari has ever produced, its combined output of 1,030 cv comes from a twin-turbocharged V8 producing 797 cv paired with three electric motors. Production is capped at 599 examples worldwide, placing it firmly in halo-car territory. This BBR resin model in 1:43 documents a specific colour combination rarely seen on the SF90 XX: Blu Elettrico, sourced from Ferrari's Su Misura bespoke programme.
Ferrari's Most Powerful Open-Top Road Car
The SF90 XX Spider's 4,850 mm body is shaped entirely around aerodynamic function, with extensive carbonfibre bodywork contributing to downforce figures more typical of a track-day machine than a road car. Performance figures confirm the engineering intent: 0–100 km/h in 2.3 seconds, 0–200 km/h in 6.7 seconds, and a top speed of 320 km/h. The retractable hard top opens or closes in 14 seconds at speeds up to 45 km/h, preserving the open-air experience without compromising structural rigidity.
Blu Elettrico: A Su Misura Colour on a 599-Car Limited Run
Blu Elettrico sits within Ferrari's Su Misura Tailor Made programme, a special-order palette available to clients commissioning highly personalised cars. On the SF90 XX Spider's carbonfibre-intensive bodywork, the electric blue reads with particular intensity, contrasting against the dark weave of exposed carbon elements. Given the car's production ceiling of 599 units, examples finished in non-catalogue Su Misura colours like Blu Elettrico represent a colour variant that is structurally scarce. For collectors, that combination of limited total production and a bespoke colour specification gives this particular configuration a distinct identity within the SF90 XX lineage.
BBR Models in 1:43 Resin
BBR Models produced this piece as a 1:43 resin model, the scale at which the Italian maker has built its reputation for surface fidelity and livery accuracy. Resin construction allows BBR to reproduce aerodynamic contours and panel transitions that diecast tooling typically compromises at smaller scales. The Blu Elettrico finish is applied to the same body geometry used for the SF90 XX Spider, with the carbonfibre textures and aerodynamic appendages faithfully reproduced. The body is a sealed, one-piece construction — standard practice for BBR's 1:43 resin range — concentrating all detail work on the exterior surfaces.
In the Display Cabinet
At 1:43, the SF90 XX Spider sits comfortably in a standard collector cabinet alongside other BBR Ferrari road car models, including the 296 GTS and the LaFerrari Aperta. The Blu Elettrico finish gives it strong visual contrast when grouped with Rosso Corsa or Giallo Modena variants. As a representation of Ferrari's most powerful open-top road car to date, it belongs in any serious modern Ferrari collection focused on hybrid and XX programme machinery from the 2023 generation onward.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
How big is the 1:43 scale model?
The real Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale Spider measures 4,850 mm in length. At 1:43, the model comes in at circa 11 cm — a compact footprint suitable for a standard collector shelf or display case without requiring substantial dedicated space.
Does the model have opening parts?
No. BBR's 1:43 resin models are sealed, one-piece body constructions. There are no opening doors, bonnet or engine cover. The detail is concentrated on the exterior: bodywork contours, aerodynamic appendages, carbonfibre surfaces and the Blu Elettrico livery.
What material is the model made from?
The model is made from resin, not diecast metal. Resin allows BBR to reproduce fine aerodynamic surfaces and panel geometry with a precision that diecast tooling at 1:43 cannot consistently match.
How many SF90 XX Spiders were actually produced?
Ferrari capped production of the SF90 XX Stradale Spider at 599 examples. The car was unveiled at the Fiorano circuit on 29 June 2023, alongside the closed SF90 XX Stradale coupé.
