Is it Verde Francesca or?
What’s Ferrariup? We are specifically looking for two answers to this question, as there are two things that catch our attention. This SF90 Stradale car was first introduced in 2009. The camouflage bits on its nose and sides are a reminder of that. The second feature is the stunning green exterior. This is something that we have never seen on the SF90.
Let’s begin with the second. YouTuber Varryx is known for spotting supercars from Italy out and about. This is because Ferrari has 24 exterior color options for the SF90 online configurator. But this shade is not one of them. It’s likely called Verde Francesca. This color first appeared on a limited edition 488 Pista in 2018. You could also call it Verde Medio. This is a classic Ferrari color that has evolved into many shades of light green throughout the years. The SF90’s lines look amazing, regardless of what it might be.
What could camouflage covering this car conceal? Although the front fascia looks the same as stock, the coverings on its frunk may conceal another series of vents. Below the large intakes, which are covered in more covers on a typical SF90 SF90, is nothing that’s of any interest. This could be a special edition project. This would correspond with the green exterior, which is currently not available for purchase. It is possible that the covers aren’t concealing design changes but graphics or trim.
could be another option. Motor1.com regulars may be familiar with another green SF90 Stradale spotted October 3. The car was wearing a brighter green suit but also covered in the same places as the car. It could have been a custom build using Ferrari’s Tailor Made program, which allows buyers a lot of customization options. The coverings could be used to protect certain areas from damage caused by road debris.
This Verde Francesca SF90 could be destined to join that 488 Pista? It would be great to have this color as an option on future production models.