Ferrari is preparing its first electric car with an expected launch in 2025, keeping its promise of a vehicle that emits no pollutants but still retains the brand’s distinctive characteristics.
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Although the combustion engine will be eliminated, Ferrari promises a characteristic and genuine sound, possibly amplifying the electric motor’s hum.
This step represents a significant change for the Italian company, which plans to manufacture the car in a new facility in Maranello, aiming for it to represent five percent of sales in 2026.
Furthermore, Ferrari has assured that the V-12 engine will remain available as long as permitted, offering customers the choice between gasoline engines, plug-in hybrids, or fully electric vehicles, a statement that has excited and reassured enthusiasts.
With an ambitious goal of having 40% of its sales from non-combustion engine cars by the end of the decade, Ferrari is definitely positioning itself for its entry into the electric vehicle market.
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