The brand’s first electric car will be one of the six vehicles launched this year, including 12Cilindri Spider, says CEO
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by Chris Chilton
February 4, 2025 at 13:50:
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- Ferrari confirmed that she would launch her first electric vehicle in October.
- CEO Benedetto Vigna said that EV is one of the six cars to be launched in 2025.
- Vigna says that EV will be “unique” in style, performance and thrill of driving.
Ferrari will launch its very first electric car this fall, confirmed the CEO of the brand during a presentation of the financial results of the automaker. Playing his cards near his chest, as the Ferrari chiefs always do, Benedetto Vigna refused to offer details on the first car program of the company, but said that the car manufacturer would offer something different To other electric vehicles, claiming the combination of style, model performance, performance and driving a thrill would make it “unique”.
Based on what our spy team team has sent us, the car seems to be a crossover, or at least a GT, not a sports car. The test mules of a two -door crossover crossover were spied on around Maranello with false exhaust pipes and emitting synthesized engine sounds while passing the cameras of spy photographers.
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The EV is a huge business for Ferrari and the world of car fans. Because even if it drives you crazy that Ferrari is as much as thinking of doing an EV, you must be at least a little curious to see what the engineers and the design team have proposed.
And although it is surely the most important car that Ferrari will launch in 2025 from a new point of view, it is far from the only new car to come this year. We can expect the car manufacturer to launch five other cars in addition to its first car without combustion, one, as Ferrari confirmed in this week’s financial presentation, is a 12Cilindri spider.
Another newcomer, although this time not confirmed by Ferrari, is replacing the Roma. The front engine GT came out of production in 2024 and we saw its successor tests in Italy with heavy disguise.
Vigna said that the EV-EV petrol plan he had presented in 2022 had not changed as a result of a cooling VE market, and he also said that Ferrari’s strategy would not be Not affected by President Trump’s pricing plans, which probably seem to include tasks on products imported from Europe.
The CEO was expressed when Ferrari announced his results from the fourth quarter and the full year, revealing that the company sold 13,752 cars last year, up 89 on the figure of 2023. He made 2 , 56 billion euros ($ 2.64 billion) in 2024, but predicts that the profits will reach 2.68 billion euros ($ 2.77 billion) in 2025 with the help of its six new launches products.
