Electric motor for Ferrari's first plug-in hybrid is made in Oxford

Ferrari SF90 Stradale side profile
Ferrari SF90 Stradale side profile

YASA, a British manufacturer of axial-flux electric motors, has announced its electric motor powers Ferrari’s first hybrid series production sports car, the SF90 Stradale.


The company has been working closely with Ferrari over the past two and a half years, developing a custom version of its electric motor that meets Ferrari’s demanding performance specifications. The SF90 Stradale was launched by Ferrari on 29th May in Maranello, Italy.

YASA says its axial-flux electric motor designs offer best-in-class power and torque densities. They are ideally suited to both hybrid and pure electric vehicle applications.

The custom YASA motor in the SF90 Stradale is highly compact with a leading power density of 14kW/kg, allowing Ferrari to deliver great vehicle performance whilst reducing vehicle weight. The motors will be manufactured in YASA’s production facility in Oxford, UK.

Chris Harris, YASA’s CEO said: “We’re delighted to announce Ferrari as a YASA customer and for Ferrari’s first ever hybrid series production car – the SF90 Stradale – to be powered by a YASA electric motor.

“We’ve worked closely with Ferrari over the past two and a half years to develop a custom solution that meets their unique performance requirements, aided by the fact that our companies both share the same passion for innovation and the same unwavering commitment to excellence. Through this long-term collaboration, we are helping to set the bar for high-performance electric driving experiences.”

YASA is a leading manufacturer of axial-flux electric motors for automotive and aerospace applications. Its proprietary electric motor products offer the smallest, lightest form factor for a given power and torque requirement. The privately-held company is based in Oxford.

YASA www.yasa.com

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