The SF90 XX Stradale occupies a singular place in Ferrari's modern road-car lineage: it is the first time the XX designation — previously reserved for track-only machinery — has been applied to a road-legal Ferrari. BBR Models captures that landmark car in their hallmark high-fidelity resin at 1:18 scale, in the purposeful Grigio Competizione finish that suits the car's character precisely.
Ferrari's First Road-Going XX
Unveiled on 29 June 2023 at the Fiorano Circuit, the SF90 XX Stradale is built on the SF90 Stradale platform but tuned well beyond it. The hybrid powertrain combines a V8 twin-turbo producing 797 cv with three electric motors adding a further 233 cv, for a combined output of 1,030 cv — 30 cv more than the standard SF90 Stradale. That translates to a 0–100 km/h time of 2.3 seconds and a top speed of 320 km/h, figures matched by the fixed rear wing derived directly from Ferrari's XX racing programme.
The XX Name and Grigio Competizione
Production is capped at 799 units of the SF90 XX Stradale, a figure that underlines the car's intended scarcity. The fixed rear wing is the most visible transfer from Ferrari's track-only XX lineage and defines the silhouette that collectors immediately recognise. Grigio Competizione is a competition-inspired grey drawn from Ferrari's special-order palette, giving the XX Stradale a restrained, track-focused appearance that differs markedly from the more theatrical Rosso Corsa variants. It is a rare factory colour choice on this model, adding an extra layer of distinction to the replica.
BBR Models — Resin at 1:18
BBR Models has long been the reference name for high-fidelity resin replicas of modern Ferraris, and this 1:18 scale model car reflects that standing. The body is cast in resin, the material of choice when surface accuracy and fine aerodynamic detail — particularly on complex surfaces such as the SF90 XX Stradale's active bodywork and fixed rear wing — take priority over play features. The model is supplied with a display showcase, confirming its intended role as a display-grade collector piece rather than a handling model.
In the Display Cabinet
At 1:18, the SF90 XX Stradale occupies a meaningful footprint on any shelf. The included showcase protects the resin finish and Grigio Competizione paintwork from dust without requiring a separate purchase. Within a Ferrari hypercar collection it sits naturally alongside the SF90 Stradale standard version or the SF90 XX Spider, and pairs equally well with earlier XX-programme subjects such as the FXX K — a pairing that tells the complete story of Ferrari's track-to-road philosophy across two decades.
