US EditionReport: Ferrari Is Apparently Delaying Its Second EV
MARANELLO, ITALY, JUN 17 – Ferrari cites zero sustained demand for high-performance electric sports cars, delaying its second EV launch to 2028 and targeting a typical production of 5,000 to 6,000 units over five years.
- Ferrari has postponed the release of its second fully electric vehicle from 2026 to at least 2028 in Maranello, Italy.
- The delay follows weak demand for electric sports cars and a customer base reluctant to embrace a fully electric Ferrari.
- The second EV will be larger than previous models but not an SUV, and will represent Ferrari's first true series-production electric model.
- Sources told Reuters the delay allows more time to refine the EV, which is expected to be produced in 5,000 to 6,000 units over five years.
- This delay highlights a careful strategy in response to sluggish demand for electric vehicles within the sports car market, a trend also seen with similar postponements from Lamborghini and Porsche.
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Ferrari's Electric Era: Delayed Ambitions Amidst Market Hesitation
Ferrari has postponed its second fully-electric model launch to 2028 due to soft demand for high-performance luxury EVs. The delay allows further technology development despite low market interest. Other luxury carmakers like Lamborghini and Porsche have similarly adjusted their electric plans amidst consumer hesitation towards electric sports cars.
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