The world of motoring is anxiously awaiting the arrival of the first fully electric supercar from Ferrari, scheduled for 2025.
The Maranello company, known for producing high-performance cars with an unmistakable design, is about to take a big leap into the future with this innovative model.
The transition towards electric represents a significant turning point for Ferrari, which has always left a strong mark on its models characterized by exceptional power and performance. To accommodate the production of its first electric car together with that of future combustion and hybrid cars, Ferrari is building a new plant called “e-building” within its historic production site in Maranello.
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The price of the first electric Ferrari has been leaked
According to what was reported by the Reuters agency, the starting price of this revolutionary car will be at least 500,000 eurosthus positioning itself as the most exclusive and elite option in the Ferrari range, even surpassing the SF90 Spider which currently holds the title of the most expensive car offered by the Italian manufacturer with a price list starting from 478,498 euros.
This infrastructural advancement will allow the automaker to significantly increase its production volumes: in fact, it is estimated that within a few months of the new plant becoming fully operational, annual production could grow to around 20,000 units per year, marking an increase of more than 25% compared to the less than 14,000 cars delivered globally during 2023.
Although the emphasis is currently on the presentation of the brand’s first zero-emission supercar, fsources close to Reuters have revealed that Ferrari will not stop there in its exploration of electrification: a second fully electric model is in fact already under development. Although the details on this further novelty still remain shrouded in mystery and the project is described as being in its early stages, this confirms the prancing horse’s commitment to a broader transformation of its entire automotive offering.
Both cars promise not only exceptional performance but also an intense emotional experience thanks to the artificial generation of sounds capable of emulating the typical sensations of internal combustion sports cars; a feature designed to keep intact that visceral bond between driver and car that has always characterized Ferrari creations.
These developments are significant the beginning of a new era for Ferrari: that of high-performance electrification where tradition and innovation meet, creating vehicles destined to redefine the standards of the luxury automotive sector.
