Ferrari chiptuning – Stage 1 power figures

11 engine variants across 6 models. Stock figures are manufacturer data; the figures after optimisation are our own experience, deliberately at the lower end of what is achievable.

Models

Ferrari 488

GTB/Spider (2015–2019)

Engine	Fuel	Stock	Stage 1	Gain
3.9 V8 Bi-Turbo 670	Petrol	670 PS · 760 Nm	790 PS · 910 Nm	+120 PS · +150 Nm
3.9 V8 Bi-Turbo Pista 720	Petrol	720 PS · 770 Nm	850 PS · 920 Nm	+130 PS · +150 Nm

Ferrari 812

Superfast/GTS (2017–2023)

Engine	Fuel	Stock	Stage 1	Gain
6.5 V12 Sauger 800	Petrol	800 PS · 718 Nm	825 PS · 740 Nm	+25 PS · +22 Nm
6.5 V12 Sauger Competizione 830	Petrol	830 PS · 692 Nm	855 PS · 710 Nm	+25 PS · +18 Nm

Ferrari California

(2008–2014)

Engine	Fuel	Stock	Stage 1	Gain
4.3 V8 Sauger 460	Petrol	460 PS · 485 Nm	480 PS · 500 Nm	+20 PS · +15 Nm
4.3 V8 Sauger 30 490	Petrol	490 PS · 505 Nm	510 PS · 530 Nm	+20 PS · +25 Nm

T (2014–2017)

Engine	Fuel	Stock	Stage 1	Gain
3.9 V8 Bi-Turbo 560	Petrol	560 PS · 755 Nm	660 PS · 910 Nm	+100 PS · +155 Nm

Ferrari F8

Tributo/Spider (2019–2023)

Engine	Fuel	Stock	Stage 1	Gain
3.9 V8 Bi-Turbo 720	Petrol	720 PS · 770 Nm	850 PS · 920 Nm	+130 PS · +150 Nm

Ferrari Portofino

(2018–2020)

Engine	Fuel	Stock	Stage 1	Gain
3.9 V8 Bi-Turbo 600	Petrol	600 PS · 760 Nm	710 PS · 910 Nm	+110 PS · +150 Nm

M (2020–2023)

Engine	Fuel	Stock	Stage 1	Gain
3.9 V8 Bi-Turbo 620	Petrol	620 PS · 760 Nm	730 PS · 910 Nm	+110 PS · +150 Nm

Ferrari Roma

Roma/Roma Spider (2020–2025)

Engine	Fuel	Stock	Stage 1	Gain
3.9 V8 Bi-Turbo 620	Petrol	620 PS · 760 Nm	730 PS · 910 Nm	+110 PS · +150 Nm

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Non-binding guide values. Stock figures are manufacturer data; figures after optimisation are experience from comparable vehicles – not a guaranteed property. The actual gain depends on the condition of the individual vehicle, fuel quality, production tolerances and fitted components. A power increase must be registered under § 19 (2) StVZO in Germany. Modifications to emission control systems are not offered.