German tuning outfit Novitec Rosso is expanding its portfolio with the addition of an upgrade program for the new Ferrari FF.
The Prancing Horse four-seater supercar comes out of Ferrari’s factory in Maranello fitted with a 6.3-liter V12 lump loaded with 651 horsepower (660PS) and 683Nm (504 lb-ft) of torque.
Novitec offers four power upgrades for the FF, the first of which includes a reprogrammed ECU that lifts output to 674hp (684PS) and 696Nm, while the second one adds a stainless steel exhaust system boosting power to 679hp (688PS) and 701Nm.
The other two stages encompass the same upgrades with a more hardcore tuning bumping output to 684hp (694PS) and 708Nm, and 692hp (702PS) and 714Nm, respectively.
There are numerous suspension upgrades available ranging from a new spring kit to reduce the height of the vehicle to a complete suspension that is fully adjustable and a hydraulic system that raises the front axle by 40mm at the touch of a button to help the car ride over speed bumps and parking ramps.
On the outside, Novitec offers several alloy wheel designs with or without a carbon coating for the rim and in various color combinations, along with a full styling package comprising a front lip spoiler, front grille, mirror caps, side skirts, roof and boot spoilers, a diffuser and tail lamp covers.
Interior options include a carbon fiber trim kit, leather appointments and custom shift paddles and foot pedals.
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