Mansory have gotten their hands on another Ferrari model and in their latest endeavours have converted an SF90 into an 820 kW capable supercar equipped with forged carbon galore. Say hello to the Mansory F9XX.
Mansory might conduct their business a little bit differently when it comes to tuning high-end supercars by installing outlandish looking aero bits mounted to striking new bodywork. The latest Mansory F9XX is no different with a complete makeover of the SF90. The new body components are manufactured out of forged carbon and aid in the cars overall performance with the front end upgrades increasing downforce on the front axle while the double diffuser does the same thing at the rear. Other additions include a massive rear spoiler and a new rear apron while the rear bumper boasts a four-pipe centrally mounted exhaust pipe protruding between the tail lights. It also comes with staggered 21 and 22-inch one-piece black wheels which look well suited to the sharp and aggressive aesthetic of the aero.
Despite the obsessive interest with aerodynamic bits, the Mansory F9XX can hit its top speed of 355 km/h but all of the upgrades mean that the Italian supercar is probably better suited to the twisty parts of a racetrack considering the tuner has also tweaked the car’s suspension.
The Mansory F9XX is the tuning company’s follow up to the equally ludicrous F8 Tributo based F8XX however the new model in their portfolio is able to get to 100 km/h from standstill in as little as 2,4 seconds. This is compliments of the standard 4-litre twin turbocharged Ferrari V8 which has been tuned to the sound of 730 kW and 980 N.m. The standard model, an already rapid supercar, comes with 581 kW and 800 N.m so this is a considerable jump in performance. The tweaked engine is paired to the three standard electric motors of the SF90 which thus enable it to achieve its whopping 820 kW output. 
The interior has been upholstered with black and yellow accents while the driver can grasp the Mansory sport leather steering wheel. Carbon fibre and leather are the dominant in the rest of the cabin while Mansory’s logos dominate both interior and exterior. Unlike Justin Bieber’s modified Ferrari, this seems to satisfy the folks at Ferrari.
