Ferrari will write a new page in its history as it is to unveil its first-ever electric car. Electric Ferrari launch date is set as 9th October 2025. Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna confirmed this highly-awaited premiere while presenting the company's financial results for the year 2024. Details are not yet disclosed, but Vigna promised fans that the "unveiling will be unique and innovative," keeping with the rather exclusive, fascinating nature of the brand.
Read More: Tesla's Affordable EV Announcement Renews India-Launch Hope
The new Ferrari model is going to be manufactured at the company's state-of-the-art E-building inaugurated recently at its headquarters in Maranello. This facility will indeed be dedicated to producing next-generation vehicles, such as hybrids and electric models, while Ferrari production 2026 will seamlessly transition the company into the EV era while maintaining its core performance DNA.
Vigna explained that Ferrari has been conducting extensive testing of electric prototypes, and they have accumulated thousands of kilometers under real conditions before the Ferrari EV launch. These tests are carried out by skilled test drivers who provide valuable insights to reshape the EV's performance. "Our test drivers are the first customers of our cars and bring us a lot of valuable insights to maintain the DNA of Ferrari," Vigna said.
Ferrari said that it had sold 13,752 units in 2024, making a profit of €1.53 billion. That is a growth of 21% compared to 2023. Even though the deliveries are up only modestly at 0.7%, the company is seeing healthy demand and growing its portfolio. In 2024, Ferrari discontinued the Portofino M, SF90 Stradale, 812, and Roma, but its new lineup of Purosangue, Roma Spider, 296 GTS, SF90 XX, and 12Cilindri are already popular.
With the electric Ferrari to be unveiled in October 2025 and production scheduled to begin in 2026, the legendary house will be entering the electric performance market with a roar, a blend of cutting-edge technology with the signature Ferrari passion and craftsmanship.
Ferrari is utilizing the “Hardware-in-the-Loop" (HIL) technique to speed up its EV car development. The new Ferrari EV ...
The Ferrari 296 Challenge is the first race car in the Ferrari Challenge lineup to boast a V6 engine. Previous models of Ferrar ...
Tell Us What You Think
500 characters left