The fake exhaust tips aren't fooling anyone, and we know this is an EV thanks to the triangular yellow ... like Ferrari would expect from its high-performance lineup. Ferrari's electric SUV ...

While the legendary manufacturer has no plans to let its combustion engines die out, Ferrari will still join the rest of the world's transition towards EVs by launching its first purely electric ...

Ferrari has confirmed it will reveal its first all-electric car in October this year. The first deliveries are expected to begin in 2026, but it isn't known yet if the car will be an SUV or a ...

Ferrari's first EV debuts in late 2025 Ferrari's first EV will likely be a sleek SUV A price tag of more than $550,000 is expected Ferrari is working on an electric vehicle that is set to debut in ...

Batteries and motors are part of the Maranello arsenal now, but a pure electric Ferrari... that’s different ... the EV will also lean into the SUV form factor. Four doors, back seats, but ...

All three are similarly sized, high-performance SUVs. Given the Purosangue can cost well over £400,000 when optional extras are fitted, we wouldn’t be surprised if the electric Ferrari crossed ...

Ferrari’s first electric car will cost at least 500,000 ... However, Ferrari has shown with its Purosangue SUV, launched in 2022, that it can achieve success expanding beyond its traditional ...

From the sides, it has a distinct silhouette resembling the Ferrari ... a coupe electric SUV as the test mule appeared from the rear. It gets side rear-view mirrors, side cameras, yellow brake ...

The all-electric Ferrari was seen testing on the streets of Maranello under full camouflage, and to make it worse, the car was even seen wearing a Maserati Levante SUV body shell and fake exhausts.

dedicated to manufacturing the electric model, according to the report, which cited a source familiar with the matter. The plant will reportedly manufacture other Ferrari vehicles, including ...

While the legendary manufacturer has no plans to let its combustion engines die out, Ferrari will still join the rest of the world's transition towards EVs by launching its first purely electric model ...