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Recently updated on July 6, 2022 at 01:02 am
That should probably be the blackest Ferrari SF90 Stradale be at all. And since you are interested in "Vantablack“Decided, it even looks like a real vehicle that comes from a cartoon. The video was recorded in Maranello (Italy) and shows the super sports car in the darkest color ever. Vantablack was introduced by Surrey NanoSystems in 2014 and can hold up to Absorb 99,965 percent of light. This makes 3D objects look like 2D objects. Two years ago, one of the first vehicles ever to be painted in Vantablack was a BMW X6 VBX6 (G06) (we reported). Since then we've seen other vehicles with the paint job like one Mitsubishi Lancer.
the origin of the vehicle is unknown
But the SF90 is probably the first real one Exot in Vantablack. Unfortunately, we don't know whether it was a one-off order from a Ferrari customer, whether the vehicle has anything to do with Ferrari or whether a tuner has a hand in this. What we know, the 2019 plug-in hybrid supercar uses an electrified powertrain in combination with a turbocharged 4,0-liter V8 and generates approx. 1000 PS and has one power to weight ratio from only 1,57 kilos per horsepower! So it goes in 2,5 seconds at 100 km / h and on up to 340 km/h. The SF90 also has a maximum fully electric range of 25 km.
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