Perhaps Ferrari’s future EV will feature something like the Fratzonic ... This model will also be built in a new factory in Italy, one the automaker calls an “e-building.” ...

Ferrari is attracting more first-time younger buyers, according to the company’s CEO. The company will continue to tightly control production, with 2+ year waiting times. It will cater to those ...

Although Ferrari is fully committed to keeping combustion alive for as long as possible and experimenting with novel ideas to achieve that goal, it also recognizes that there is demand for a ...

Update 3/10: We’ve spotted another test mule of Ferrari’s upcoming electric car, set to be one of the brand’s first new models since the F80 halo hypercar debuted last October. The vehicle ...

Ferrari is planning to debut its first all-electric car in October and says that attracting younger buys has been an ...

Looking ahead, Vigna said Ferrari remains on track to roll-out first fully electric vehicle on Oct. 9. The upcoming EV model, which will be manufactured in Italy, is one of six new models the ...

The onslaught of new models represents a change of strategy ... Spy shots of test mules near Ferrari’s Maranello factory in Italy suggest the more hardcore 296 will also receive aerodynamic ...

Reuters has reported that Ferrari will charge more than €500,000 (£413k) for its first EV. As chairman John Elkann pointed out at the opening of its new e-building in Maranello (below), Ferrari ...