Ferrari, which will bring out its first series-production EV in history later this year, has reportedly postponed its second electric car. The sophomore act was slated for a 2026 debut, but the ...

Ferrari has just been issued a patent that reveals more of its electric vehicle plans. The patent is for a new type of motor ...

Italian automaker Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) has pushed off plans for its second all-electric model that was due out in 2026, according to Reuters. Sources indicate the second EV model will not be ...

By 2030, it believes 40 percent of its sales will be full-electric models. Some reports indicate the company is already working on its second EV, but nothing else is known about that car.

Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna says its first fully electric car will be unveiled in 2025. He says electrification will give drivers a unique experience, but the cars will still be thrilling to drive.

By 2030, it believes 40 percent of its sales will be full-electric models. Some reports indicate the company is already working on its second EV, but nothing else is known about that car.

Next year will see Ferrari step into new territory with the debut of its first fully electric model, currently known as the ...

Ferrari expects fully-electric cars will make up 5% of sales in 2025 and 40% in 2030, Vigna said. He said it would develop and build its own electric motors, inverters and battery modules for its ...

However, the cheapest Ferrari car is about ten times that amount, about $200,000. Obviously, the all-electric Ferarri car will be much more expensive than $200,000.

Yasa, a small British engineering company, built an over-730-horsepower beast that weighs just under 30 pounds.