Ferrari's 1st electric car arrives in 2026—here's what to expect
Ferrari is finally joining the EV game, with its first fully electric model set to launch in 2026.
Announced by CEO Benedetto Vigna at IIT Bombay's E-Summit 2025, the new lineup promises an "emotion-driven" experience—so it's not just about ticking regulatory boxes, but making sure driving a Ferrari still feels special.
Right now, their closest offerings are hybrids like the SF90 Stradale and 296 GTB/GTS.
How Ferrari plans to keep that classic thrill
Ferrari knows its fans love the brand for more than just speed—they want excitement behind the wheel.
Vigna admitted EVs can be heavy and sometimes less engaging, so Ferrari is working on keeping their cars under two tons and using "torque shift engagement" tech to bring back that signature thrill.
Plus, they're still exploring carbon-neutral fuels so traditional engines won't disappear anytime soon.