Ferrari SF90 Spider — Milan

Nearly a thousand horsepower delivered through three electric motors and a twin-turbo V8, with the roof folded behind the cabin and the Milan skyline receding in the mirror. The 2024 Ferrari SF90 Spider is not a car that needs context — it creates its own. What makes this particular machine compelling as a rental is the duality. In city traffic — threading through Porta Nuova or collecting a guest from Linate — the SF90 Spider can run in electric mode, quiet and composed, drawing attention only through its silhouette. Switch to the A9 northbound toward Como, and the full hybrid powertrain wakes up: 986 hp channelled through all four wheels, the kind of acceleration that compresses time between Milan and the lakeside tunnels of SP583 into something visceral and immediate. We hold one variant of this model, available from €2,500 per day. Delivery can be arranged to your hotel, residence or either Milan airport — Malpensa or Linate — with timing coordinated to avoid Area C complications in the centro. For clients heading north toward Lake Como on a weekday morning, the SF90 Spider matches the narrow lakeside roads better than you might expect from a car with this output; the electric front axle adds composure through tight corners, and the convertible format turns every tunnel exit into an event. A few practical notes worth knowing before you book. The SF90 Spider sits low — underground garages in central Milan require height clearance checks, and we can advise on secure parking near Brera and Duomo. If your plans include continuing beyond Lombardy — toward St. Moritz or the Dolomites approach via the A22 — raise this during your booking enquiry so we can brief you on cross-border requirements and deposit terms specific to the vehicle. This is a car built for people who understand what 986 hp in a convertible actually means. It is not the easiest Ferrari to drive, but for experienced drivers who want the most advanced open-top machine Maranello currently produces, nothing else in the fleet comes close.