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How Much Does It Cost to Rent a Ferrari SF90?

A Ferrari SF90 Stradale rents for $2,995 a day from Prometheus Exotics, with 100 miles a day, a $5,000 deposit and $10 per extra mile. A week costs $16,772.
Ken Van Vorhis, founder of Prometheus Exotics
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Red Ferrari SF90 Stradale seen from the front, the car priced in this Ferrari SF90 rental cost guide

Renting a Ferrari SF90 Stradale from Prometheus Exotics costs $2,995 per day in Southern California for a booking of 1 or 2 days. The rate includes 100 miles for each rental day. The SF90 carries a refundable $5,000 security deposit and a charge of $10 for each extra mile. Longer rentals receive an automatic discount, and bookings of 28 days or more reduce the daily rate to $1,497.50.

Which Ferrari SF90 the $2,995 rate gets you

The $2,995 daily rate at Prometheus Exotics covers a 2022 Ferrari SF90 Stradale in red paint over a red interior. The SF90 is based in Los Angeles and can also be booked for delivery in Orange County and the Inland Empire. The red SF90 Stradale listing shows the same rate, deposit and mileage charge quoted in this guide.

The Ferrari SF90 Stradale is a plug-in hybrid, which means a gasoline engine works together with electric motors and a rechargeable battery. The SF90 combines a 4.0 liter twin-turbo V8 with 3 electric motors for a combined 986 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque. Torque is the twisting force that moves the car away from a standstill.

  • Acceleration from 0 to 60 mph takes 2.5 seconds.
  • Top speed is 211 mph.
  • Power reaches all four wheels through all-wheel drive.
  • The transmission is an 8-speed dual clutch, a gearbox with two clutches that changes gears without a pause.
  • Carbon ceramic brakes are standard, which means the brake discs use a carbon composite instead of iron.
  • The cabin seats 2 people behind 2 doors.

The SF90 Stradale is the fixed roof coupe and the standard body in the SF90 range. Ferrari also built an SF90 Spider with a folding hardtop, plus a track package called Assetto Fiorano with fixed racing dampers. The standard Stradale keeps adaptive dampers, which are shock absorbers that change firmness, so its ride softens over rough pavement. The limited SF90 XX models sold out before delivery and are not part of this rate.

Ferrari SF90 deposit and extra miles

The Ferrari SF90 Stradale carries a $5,000 security deposit at Prometheus Exotics. A security deposit is a refundable hold on your card, not a charge. Prometheus releases the hold after the SF90 comes back in the condition it left, and the deposit covers small things such as a curbed wheel.

The SF90 deposit does not cover larger damage, which goes to the renter's own insurance policy, subject to the deductible. The photographs taken at the handoff become the official record of the car's condition, and a renter who has any problem tells Prometheus immediately.

Every Ferrari SF90 rental includes 100 miles per day, and a longer booking pools those miles into one shared total. A 3 day SF90 rental therefore includes 300 miles to use on any day. Each additional mile past the allowance costs $10, so 50 additional miles add $500.

Extra SF90 miles can be priced before the trip instead of billed afterward. A renter who plans a long drive can mention it at booking, and Prometheus prices those miles ahead of time. Track use, racing and off-road driving are not permitted on the SF90 or any other Prometheus car.

How much does it cost to rent a Ferrari SF90 for a week or longer?

A 7 day Ferrari SF90 rental from Prometheus Exotics costs $16,772 before delivery, which works out to $2,396 per day. The discount depends entirely on rental length, so nobody needs to negotiate for it. Bookings of 1 or 2 days always pay the full daily rate of $2,995.

  • A 3 day rental receives a 10% discount and costs $8,086.50.
  • A 5 day rental receives a 15% discount and costs $12,728.75.
  • A 7 day rental receives a 20% discount and costs $16,772.
  • A 14 day rental receives a 30% discount and costs $29,351.
  • A 21 day rental receives a 40% discount and costs $37,737.
  • A 28 day rental receives a 50% discount and costs $41,930.

The SF90 price per day drops the most between the second and third day of a booking. A 3 day SF90 weekend costs $8,086.50, which is only $2,096.50 more than a 2 day booking at $5,990. The 28 day SF90 rate of $1,497.50 per day is exactly half of the standard daily price.

The Ferrari SF90 rental price does not include insurance, and Prometheus does not sell insurance. Delivery is charged on every SF90 rental, whatever its length. The delivery fee is quoted by address, whether the car goes to a hotel in Irvine or a home in Beverly Hills.

What you need to rent the SF90

A Ferrari SF90 renter at Prometheus Exotics must be 18 or older and hold a valid driver's license. The renter also needs proof of full coverage insurance in their own name, and a larger deposit may apply under 25. No special license is required to drive the SF90.

Full coverage for the SF90 means the renter's auto policy extends comprehensive and collision coverage to a rental car. Insurance companies call that extension non-owner vehicle coverage, and the policy must carry no exotic or high-value exclusion. Credit card rental coverage almost never applies, because most card benefits exclude cars worth more than $50,000 to $75,000.

Before every rental, Prometheus calls the renter's insurance carrier on a recorded line to confirm the policy is active and extends to a rental car. Any other person who will drive the SF90 joins the contract as an additional driver before the rental starts. Each additional driver passes the same license and insurance check.

The SF90 model page on the Prometheus Exotics website recommends booking 4 to 6 weeks ahead. Holiday weekends and major car events fill the SF90 calendar first. The SF90 can also be delivered to LAX Airport or Ontario Airport, with the delivery fee quoted by address.

How the SF90 compares with the Temerario, the 812 Superfast and the 296 GTB

The Ferrari SF90 Stradale and the Lamborghini Temerario both rent for $2,995 per day at Prometheus Exotics. Both cars also carry a $5,000 deposit and charge $10 per extra mile. The choice between these two hybrids comes down to the engine and the power figure, not the price.

The Lamborghini Temerario combines a 4.0 liter twin-turbo V8 with 3 electric motors and produces 907 hp, which is 79 hp less than the SF90. The Temerario revs to 10,000 rpm and reaches 60 mph in 2.7 seconds. The SF90 reaches 60 mph 0.2 seconds sooner.

The Ferrari 812 Superfast rents for $1,300 to $1,795 per day at Prometheus, depending on the individual car. The 812 Superfast uses a naturally aspirated 6.5 liter V12, which means an engine with no turbochargers, and it has no electric motors. The V12 produces 789 hp, revs to 8,900 rpm, and drives only the rear wheels.

The Ferrari 296 GTB rents for $1,345 per day, which is $1,650 less than the SF90. The 296 GTB is a plug-in hybrid with a 3.0 liter twin-turbo V6 and 819 hp. The 296 GTB also has a usable front trunk, while the SF90 has a shallow 74 liter front tray. The guide to what each Ferrari rents for lists every Ferrari rate.

What it is like to leave West Hollywood in the SF90 on electric power

The Ferrari SF90 Stradale from Prometheus Exotics can leave a residential street in West Hollywood early in the morning without any engine sound. The front electric motors move the car on battery power alone. The SF90 can travel up to about 84 mph this way before the V8 starts.

The SF90 has no traditional key and no physical start button. A badge style key slots into the center console, and the cabin operates through touch controls. A curved digital screen sits behind the steering wheel in place of a rev counter, and the red interior surrounds the driver on both sides.

The SF90 brake pedal is short and firm, closer to a race car pedal than a typical road car pedal. The steering needs only two turns from one lock to the other. The first stop sign in the SF90 feels sharper than in most cars, but a confident driver adjusts quickly.

On Mulholland Drive, the SF90 listing suggests taking a corner in a higher gear than feels natural. The electric motors fill the gap before the turbochargers build boost, so the car pulls without hesitation. The SF90 has no mechanical reverse gear, because the front motors back the car into a parking space silently.

Ferrari SF90 rental cost, the takeaway

A Ferrari SF90 Stradale from Prometheus Exotics costs $2,995 per day, with 100 miles per day, a $5,000 deposit and $10 per extra mile. The length of the rental changes the SF90 price more than any other factor. A week lowers the daily rate to $2,396, and a booking of 28 days or more lowers it to $1,497.50.

Prices and details checked October 2026.

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