Ferrari has unveiled the launch timeline for its first all-electric vehicle (EV). CEO Benedetto Vigna announced the vehicle’s technical core will be revealed on Capital Markets Day, October 9, 2025, with the full model showcased in spring 2026 and customer deliveries starting in October 2026.
Ferrari’s groundbreaking EV launch follows a three-phase reveal strategy. The first phase in October 2025 will showcase the technical core, followed by an interior design preview in early 2026. The full vehicle will be unveiled in
Ferrari builds a new e-building at its Maranello headquarters to manufacture key EV components in-house. This move ensures production flexibility for future electric models while preserving the brand’s craftsmanship.
Ferrari reported Q1 2025 core revenues of 693 million EUR (741.51 million USD), up 15% year-over-year. Growth came from strong sales of high-end models like the SF90XX, 12 Cilindri, and 499P Modificata, and rising demand for customization. The company projects an adjusted EBITDA of at least 2.68 billion EUR (2.87 billion USD) for 2025.
Ferrari’s entry into the electric vehicle market marks a pivotal moment, signaling the brand’s future direction. As the EV sector grows rapidly, Ferrari faces the challenge of blending its signature emotional appeal and performance with advanced electric technology.
The new e-building in Maranello highlights Ferrari’s commitment to vertical integration in EV production. By manufacturing key components in-house, Ferrari aims to preserve its quality control and craftsmanship, maintaining its unique identity and luxury status in the evolving automotive landscape.
Ferrari will continue producing internal combustion engine and hybrid models alongside its new EVs. This approach caters to diverse customer preferences, signaling a gradual transition to electrification.
Ferrari’s balanced approach to electrification, blending innovation with heritage, positions the brand uniquely in the luxury EV market. The industry will closely watch the reception of Ferrari’s electric offerings by its clientele and the broader market.
