Ferrari unveiled its first fully electric car, the Elettrica, boasting over 1,000 hp, four in-house-developed electric motors, a 0-100 km/h time under 2.5 seconds, and a range exceeding 520 km. The vehicle, developed entirely at Ferrari’s new “e-building” facility, is set for release in late 2026.
Maserati is also expanding its electric lineup with the Grecale Folgore SUV, offering 550 hp and a 500 km range, and plans to launch the all-electric Alfieri sports car in 2026.
Both brands aim to combine high performance with sustainability, while Ferrari adjusts its 2030 electrification target to 20% fully electric vehicles, balancing innovation with the preservation of its iconic brand identity.
These developments underscore how luxury automakers are embracing electrification without compromising the performance and prestige their brands are known for.
