Ferrari's first electric car will cost at least 500,000 euros ($535,000), a source familiar with the matter told Reuters, as the luxury automaker prepares to open a plant that will make the model ...

Ferrari is poised to debut its first electric vehicle (EV) by the end of this year, and fans of the brand’s iconic engine roars have reason to pay attention. Spy footage reveals the EV ...

Ferrari has also said the first customer deliveries will commence in October 2026. It’s unclear how much power the EV will have or what kind of range it will offer. The battery, electric motors ...

Exclusive-Ferrari's First Electric Car to Cost Over $500,000, Source Says. More. Reuters. FILE PHOTO: A Ferrari logo is seen on media day at the Paris auto show, in Paris, France, September 30, 2016.

Ferrari's first electric vehicle will be revealed as soon as 2025, a ccording to a report by Autocar.; Ferrari boss Benedetto Vigna confirmed the upcoming EV has amassed several thousand on-road ...

Ferrari's first electric car could be a Tesla Roadster rival Ferrari has approached electrified cars with caution, and we only saw the Italian firm introduce its first plug-in hybrid with the SF90 ...

Ferrari is commited to making an all-electric sportscar. The company's chairman has said that it will launch in 2025, but specific details remain scarce.

Ferrari has today confirmed that its first all-electric car will be revealed in 2025. Speaking at the Italian company’s annual general meeting today (April 15), Ferrari chairman and acting chief ...

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's first electric car, expected in 2025, will cost €500,000, much higher than Porsche's electric Taycan. Ferrari is also developing a second EV model.

MARANELLO, Italy (Reuters) - Ferrari will issue its first fully electric model after 2025, with battery technology still requiring more development, Chief Executive Louis Camilleri said.

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 ...