Ferrari has just been issued a patent that reveals more of its electric vehicle plans. The patent is for a new type of motor ...

For now, Ferrari refuses to talk sales volume, but it said in a 2022 shareholder meeting it expects the EV to make up 5 percent of sales in its first year. By 2030, it believes 40 percent of its ...

What it is Despite committing to keeping its combustion engines alive as long as possible, Ferrari isn’t about to fall behind in the EV revolution. The company is already hard at work on its first, ...

For now, Ferrari refuses to talk sales volume, but it said in a 2022 shareholder meeting it expects the EV to make up 5 percent of sales in its first year. By 2030, it believes 40 percent of its ...

Ferrari is getting ready to enter the EV world with its first zero-emission model set to debut in late 2025. While details on the electric Ferrari’s design remain undisclosed, an inside source ...

Ferrari’s First EV Coming Next Year for $535,000: Report Ferrari isn't only getting close to launching its first EV—it's working on a second, too. Nico DeMattia Jun 20, 2024 1:20 PM EDT ...

Ferrari has said it will launch an electric car late next year, and the planned price shows its confidence that ultra-wealthy drivers are ready for it. AFP via Getty Images In a less exclusive ...

Ferrari’s entry into the EV market is set to be an exclusive one. Reports suggest the price could exceed $500,000, placing it firmly in the hyper-luxury segment.

Ferrari is planning to launch the EV in late 2025, and the hefty price tag suggests the automaker is confident that sluggish demand and falling prices for mass-market EVs are unlikely to impact ...

Ferrari's first EV, which was co-designed by former Apple Chief Design Officer Jony Ive, will cost over $500,000, Reuters reported last year.

Ferrari is among the last in its ultra-rarefied segment to reveal an EV. Bugatti, Bentley, Lamborghini, Rolls-Royce, Aston Martin and McLaren plan to go fully electric by the end of the decade.