With the launch of the first hybrid in the range, Ferrari has opted for some measures in terms of warranty. In particular, the batteries of the hybrid versions can count on a five-year warranty. The same terms should also be respected for the battery of the electric version. According to Bloomberg, however, Ferrari is reportedly considering an optional warranty extensionwhich at a cost of 7,000 euros per year covers any damage or drop in battery performance.
The warranty extension should cover both the new electric model and current and future electrified models. At a cost of 7,000 euros per year, it will ensure that the car’s batteries always maintain a certain minimum efficiency, and will give lucky drivers the opportunity to schedule maintenance interventions carried out by experts from the Prancing Horse.
Again according to the economic portal, after eight years of life of the vehicle – therefore after having kept the warranty extension active for three years beyond the basic five – it will be possible to request a complete battery replacement. Whatever his state of health.
The topic of the battery is one of the points that arouses the most interest when talking about the first electric Ferrari. A car which, again according to rumours, will have an astronomical price: in fact, there is talk of a list price of at least 500,000 euros, excluding customizations. The electric will represent, by far, the most expensive Ferrari on the list.
The electric Ferrari will be born in the innovative e-building inaugurated recently
Baptized by the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella, operations began in recent days on the new Ferrari e-building. Let’s talk about the new factory where the highly anticipated Cavallino electrics will also be created.
An establishment that impresses also for the great work done on sustainability: on the roof of the structure there is space for more than 3,000 solar panels, for a total power of 1.3 MW. By the end of the year, the factory will be powered exclusively by clean energy, adding the energy with guaranteed origin purchased to that produced by the solar panels.
