Comparison: Boot space Ferrari SF90 vs. competitors 2024

How much cargo can handle this medium Coupe?

When you consider the Ferrari SF90, your first thought probably isn't about the boot space. After all, as Jeremy Clarkson would say, it's a car designed to tear up the tarmac and make noise, not ferry around luggage. However, if you can tear yourself away from the stunning design and blistering performance for just a moment, let's dive into the boot space topic.

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Ferrari SF90 - How has the boot space changed over the generations?

As a relatively new addition to the prancing horse lineup, there's only one generation of the SF90, specifically the SF90 1. Generation 2020-now model. It offers a trunk size of 74 liters, which may not sound like a lot on paper, but for a car of this caliber and pedigree, that's far from shabby. When combining breathtaking speed and handling with a tinge of practicality, you might just be able to fit your weekender bag alongside your other half's collection of shoes.

The boot space of the current generation of SF90 is 74 l.

The boot space compared to other Ferrari models

Within the esteemed Ferrari range, the SF90 boot space has its ups and downs. With 74 liters, it's well behind the capacious Ferrari Roma (272 liters) or the convertible Ferrari F8 Spider (170 liters), and it's no match for the upcoming SUV, the Ferrari Purosangue (473 liters). But the SF90 is, after all, a focused supercar with a hybrid powertrain, not a grand tourer like the Roma, so you can't have it all, can you?

How does the boot space of the Ferrari SF90 compare to it's nearest competitors?

Taking a look at the nearest competitors, it becomes clear that the SF90's trunk size is quite competitive. Sure, you won't be able to fit the contents of your house inside like you can with the McLaren GT (570 liters), but it certainly holds its own against the likes of the Honda NSX (110 liters) and completely trounces the pitiful Lamborghini Huracán (38 liters). Even the iconic Ford GT, with a mere 11 liters of boot space, can't even come close to matching the SF90's practicality.

Ferrari SF90 vs. similar cars

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Boot space: Ferrari SF90 vs. similar cars
Car modelBoot space
Ferrari F12 berlinetta 2013500 l
McLaren GT Series 2019420 l
Lexus RC 2016366 l
Aston Martin DB11 2016280 l
Ferrari Roma 2020272 l
Aston Martin DBS Superleggera 2018270 l
Aston Martin Vanquish 2002240 l
Ferrari 458 2009230 l
Ferrari 488 2015230 l
McLaren Sports Series 2015220 l
Lotus Emira 2022208 l
Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 2010176 l
Lexus LC 2017172 l
Ferrari F8 2019170 l
Polestar 1 2020143 l
Honda NSX 2016110 l
Lamborghini Huracán 2014100 l
Maserati MC20 2021100 l
Alpine A110 201796 l
Ferrari SF90 202074 l
Lamborghini Aventador 201160 l
Lamborghini Centenario 201660 l
Alfa Romeo 8C 200740 l
1. Ferrari F12 berlinetta 2013 500 l
2. McLaren GT Series 2019 420 l
3. Lexus RC 2016 366 l
4. Aston Martin DB11 2016 280 l
5. Ferrari Roma 2020 272 l
6. Aston Martin DBS Superleggera 2018 270 l
7. Aston Martin Vanquish 2002 240 l
8. Ferrari 458 2009 230 l
9. Ferrari 488 2015 230 l
10. McLaren Sports Series 2015 220 l
11. Lotus Emira 2022 208 l
12. Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 2010 176 l
13. Lexus LC 2017 172 l
14. Ferrari F8 2019 170 l
15. Polestar 1 2020 143 l
16. Honda NSX 2016 110 l
17. Lamborghini Huracán 2014 100 l
18. Maserati MC20 2021 100 l
19. Alpine A110 2017 96 l
20. Ferrari SF90 2020 74 l
21. Lamborghini Aventador 2011 60 l
22. Lamborghini Centenario 2016 60 l
23. Alfa Romeo 8C 2007 40 l

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