LEGO® Speed Champions · Ferrari · 2026

Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale Sports Car

Q: Is LEGO® set 77254 still available?

Yes — released 1 January 2026, current at the LEGO® shop as of April 2026.

Q: How big is the LEGO® Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale Sports Car when built?

About 4 cm high, 17 cm long and 13 cm wide.

Q: How rare is the real Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale?

Capped at 799 coupes and 599 spiders. All sold by invitation before launch.

Q: Is this a 6-stud or 8-stud LEGO® Speed Champions set?

8-stud — the current Speed Champions scale.

Q: What other LEGO® Ferrari Speed Champions sets are there?

Active: 76914, 76934, 77242, 77254. Older Ferrari sets are retired.

The road-legal XX — Ferrari's track-only badge finally let onto public roads, in 339 LEGO® pieces.

Set #77254 2026 339 pieces 8-stud Current

For two decades, the letters XX on a Ferrari meant one thing: a car you couldn't drive home. The FXX, 599XX and FXX K were track-only, owner-only experiments — Maranello's lab cars. The SF90 XX Stradale changed the rules. It is the first Ferrari to wear the XX badge and a number plate at the same time, with 1,016 hp from a plug-in hybrid V8, 530 kg of downforce at 250 km/h, and a build run capped at 799 examples — every one of which was sold before the model number 77254 ever made it to a sprue. This page is the brick-by-brick story of how LEGO® designer Markus Rollbühler distilled that car into 339 elements.

LEGO® Speed Champions set 77254 Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale Sports Car — official product image — Official LEGO® Group product image for set 77254 Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale Sports Car. Source: Rebrickable.

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The real car wears its purpose on its bodywork: the fixed rear wing, the cab-forward stance, the polished tailpipes that exit high above the diffuser. Markus Rollbühler's job was to keep all three of those signatures legible at 8-stud scale.

THE ROAD CAR

Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale

799 built. All sold. The first XX you can register.

The SF90 Stradale arrived in 2019 as Ferrari's first plug-in hybrid road car and its first to break the 1,000 PS mark. The XX Stradale, revealed in June 2023, is what Ferrari's engineers did when they were told to take the gloves off — but to keep a number plate.

The 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 was rebuilt around a higher compression ratio. Polished inlet and exhaust tracts, recut combustion chambers, and the deletion of the secondary air system together saved 3.5 kg from the engine alone and unlocked an extra 30 PS over the standard SF90. Combined with three electric motors — one between the engine and gearbox, two driving the front axle independently — total system output is 1,016 hp (1,030 PS). 0–100 km/h takes 2.3 seconds; top speed is 320 km/h.

Aerodynamically, the XX Stradale is closer to a GT3 car than a road car. The fixed rear wing, developed in the wind tunnel against the demands of the FXX K Evo, generates 530 kg of downforce at 250 km/h — about three times what the standard SF90 produces at the same speed. Dry weight drops 22 lbs to 3,439 lbs.

Production was capped at 799 coupes and 599 spiders. All allocations were claimed before the first cars left Maranello, by invitation only. Ferrari has been explicit that the XX badge will not be used again on a road car for the foreseeable future.

Engine: 4.0L twin-turbo V8 + 3 electric motors (PHEV, AWD)
Power: 1,016 hp (1,030 PS / 758 kW) combined
Top speed: 320 km/h (199 mph)
Years built: 2023–2025, 799 coupes built

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Display ideas

Pair it with 77242 Ferrari SF-24 — Ferrari's 2024 F1 car beside its road-legal track car, a Tifosi shelf in a single brand.
Group it with 76914 Ferrari 812 Competizione and 76934 Ferrari F40 Supercar to walk the line from naturally aspirated V12 (812) to twin-turbo V8 (F40) to plug-in hybrid V8 (XX Stradale) — three eras of Maranello's road-car engineering.
Use the high-exit exhausts as the photo angle: a low rear-three-quarter shot, with the rear wing in shadow, is the angle Ferrari itself uses for the real car.

People

One LEGO® designer, three Ferrari engineers — and a director whose XX programme made the badge mean something in the first place.

Markus Rollbühler

LEGO® SET DESIGNER

Markus Rollbühler is the LEGO® designer credited with 77254. His brief was a hard one: keep the cab-forward stance, the high-exit exhausts, and the fixed rear wing all legible at 8-stud scale, while landing the model on a US$27.99 price point. The result is a 339-piece build with a one-piece sticker run for the Ferrari shield and side-livery numerals.

Gianmaria Fulgenzi

FERRARI CHIEF PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Fulgenzi led Ferrari's product development through the SF90 XX Stradale's launch. He has spoken publicly about the brief: take the lessons of the FXX K Evo and the 488 GT3 Evo and bring them into a car that an owner could legally drive to dinner. The XX Stradale is the production proof of that brief.

Flavio Manzoni

FERRARI HEAD OF DESIGN

Manzoni's Centro Stile team owns the SF90 XX Stradale's silhouette. The design language is unusually aggressive for a Ferrari road car — the fixed wing, the louvered front clamshell, the carbon-fibre splitters — and Manzoni has framed it as Ferrari giving its road-car designers permission to design as if the FIA homologation papers had already been signed.

Luca de Meo

ARCHITECT OF FERRARI'S XX PROGRAMME

Long before the SF90 XX Stradale, the FXX programme of 2005 invited Ferrari's most loyal customers to drive a track-only car developed in collaboration with the company's engineers. The XX label became shorthand for 'too extreme to register'. The SF90 XX Stradale is the first time that letter pair has appeared on a road-legal Ferrari — and it does so two decades after the FXX began the lineage.

The build

Scale and era

77254 sits in the 8-stud era of LEGO® Speed Champions, the scale the line moved to in 2020. At 339 pieces, it lands in the upper-middle of the 2026 single-vehicle wave — heavier on parts than the entry-level 6+ cars but well short of the 18+ cars like 76918 (581 pieces, McLaren Solus GT and F1 LM).

The SF90 XX Stradale shares its category and price band with the W1 (77257) and the Bugatti Centodieci (77240) on the 2026 launch sheet. All three are January 2026 sets at the same age 9+ rating.

Build highlights

Three details define the build. The fixed rear wing is held by twin uprights and finishes the back of the car at full body width, the way the real wing does. The high-exit exhausts are printed elements rather than stickers — a deliberate choice given how often this part of the real car is photographed. And the rims are decorated with the Ferrari shield, the only printed wheel element in the 2026 launch.

The bodywork above the rear wheels uses LEGO®'s newer slope-and-curve geometry to suggest the air intakes of the real car. There are no opening doors at this scale; the front clamshell is a single moulded panel.

What the 339 pieces buys you

339 pieces, one minifigure, a model that is closer to a paperweight than a play set. The SF90 XX Stradale is sold to the same audience as the real car: people who want a thing on a shelf that says they know what XX means.

About the driver figure

The set includes a single driver minifigure in red Ferrari race overalls with a printed Ferrari shield, plus a helmet and a separate hair piece for display without the helmet. Standard LEGO® Speed Champions practice — no licensed-driver likeness at this price point.

FAQ

Is LEGO® set 77254 still available?

Yes. 77254 was released on 1 January 2026 and is current as of April 2026 on LEGO.com. Speed Champions sets typically remain available for 18–24 months.

How big is the LEGO® Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale Sports Car when built?

The built model measures roughly 4 cm high, 17 cm long and 13 cm wide — typical for the 2026 8-stud Speed Champions sets.

How many pieces does LEGO® set 77254 have?

339 pieces and one driver minifigure.

How rare is the real Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale?

Production was capped at 799 coupes and 599 spiders, all sold to invited Ferrari clients before the first cars left Maranello. Ferrari has stated the XX badge will not be used again on a road car for the foreseeable future. See Ferrari.com for the official model page.

Is this a 6-stud or 8-stud LEGO® Speed Champions set?

8-stud. 77254 is from the current LEGO® Speed Champions scale, which the line shifted to in 2020 from the original 6-stud format.

What other LEGO® Ferrari Speed Champions sets are there?

As of April 2026, the active and recent Speed Champions Ferrari line-up includes 76914 (812 Competizione), 76934 (F40 Supercar), 77242 (SF-24 F1) and 77254 (SF90 XX Stradale). Older sets like 75890 (F40 Competizione) and 76909 (F1 W12 + Project One — Mercedes-AMG) are retired.

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