Ferrari still follows its founder’s principle for producing a limited number of extremely expensive cars. Ferrari made fewer than 14,000 last year; even with the e-building, production is not ...

Ferrari has reportedly pushed back the launch of its second electric vehicle (EV) by at least two years, now targeting 2028 ...

Ferrari plans to continue offering petrol and hybrid cars in the future, along with EVs. Hybrid models, which it started to sell in 2019, accounted for 51 per cent of Ferrari's car sales last year.

Ferrari's Electric Car Will Debut Next Spring, Sales Kick Off in October 2026 A boost in revenue is helping to keep Ferrari on the electrified track. By Emmet White Published: May 06, 2025 1:37 PM EDT ...

The new car will have a price tag in Italy of 407,000 euros ($449,000), rising to 462,000 euros for the convertible, which puts them in the mid- to high-end of Ferrari's price range.

Ferrari reasons that buyers of this car will have the latest hi-tech phones costing as much as a new hatchback. But Apple Car play and Android Auto are standard. Also, there's no head-up display.

This year will be an important one for Ferrari. Not only could it enjoy some success in Formula 1, but it will also unveil its first EV. While the idea of an electric car from Ferrari may rub ...

Ferrari is so determined to maintain the authenticity of its cars, then, that it’s crushing potential fakes into cubes. Ferrari hates couterfeits. Maybe even more than most companies.

Ferrari's first four-door family car: New £313,000 Purosangue driven Thrills without frills: £31,000 MG5 is one of the cheapest family EVs Renault's Arkana ticks all the boxes for what car ...