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Ferrari Unveils First All-Electric Supercar for €500,000

2/5/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Ferrari will unveil its first all-electric vehicle on October 9 in Maranello, Italy.
This EV is part of a six-model lineup planned for 2025, targeting 60% electric or hybrid sales by next year.
CEO Benedetto Vigna assures the vehicle will uphold Ferrari's renowned performance and sound.
Preliminary pricing is set at €500,000 ($535,000), with final details to follow next month.
In 2024, hybrids accounted for 51% of Ferrari's sales, showcasing a clear shift towards electrification.

History

Historical Context

Ferrari's shift to electric vehicles mirrors the automotive industry's broader transition, marked by General Motors' 2035 all-electric goal and Tesla's rise. This evolution reflects changing consumer demands and regulatory pressures, echoing past shifts like the 1970s oil crisis, which transformed fuel efficiency priorities.

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Story summary

Ferrari will unveil its first all-electric vehicle on October 9 in Maranello, Italy.
This EV is part of a six-model lineup planned for 2025, targeting 60% electric or hybrid sales by next year.
CEO Benedetto Vigna assures the vehicle will uphold Ferrari's renowned performance and sound.
Preliminary pricing is set at €500,000 ($535,000), with final details to follow next month.
In 2024, hybrids accounted for 51% of Ferrari's sales, showcasing a clear shift towards electrification.

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