1st electric Ferrari to debut on Oct. 9, 2025

Ferrari reveals 2025 launch date for its first fully electric car – here's everything we know
Ferrari says its first EV is due in October this year CEO Benedetto Vigna says it will be “unique” Early spy shots hint at crossover body shape Ferrari boss Benedetto Vigna has announced that the first electric vehicle from the famed sports car manufacturer will be debuted on October 9 this year,
Ferrari’s first all-electric model to debut on October 9
Ferrari's first electric vehicle will make its world debut on October 9 and this year will also see new Ferrari models.
First electric Ferrari to be revealed in October this year
Ferrari will reveal its first all-electric car in October this year, the Italian supercar company has said. The news came after revealing its latest quarterly financial results on 4 February. The company also said that the EV will be one of six new models to be launched before the end of 2025.
Ferrari Will Launch Six New Cars in 2025, Including Its First EV
The electric Ferrari will be revealed in October, and it will likely be joined by a replacement for the SF90 and a more hardcore version of the 296 sports car.
Ferrari’s First All-Electric Car Is Coming This Fall
Ferrari announced it will unveil its first battery-powered model in October. Little is known about the EV, including whether it will be a car or SUV.
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The world of electric vehicles is uncertain right now, with automakers backtracking on targets, the new U.S. government slashing support for their rollout and brands delaying new models all over the shop.
Ferrari's first EV debuting Oct. 9
The first electric Ferrari is set to debut on Oct. 9. Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna confirmed the date of the automaker's first EV date during its Q4 and 2024 earnings results on Tuesday. Vigna called the upcoming EV the elettrica, which is Italian for electric. Elettrica is not expected to be the EV's name.
Ferrari EV Debut Scheduled For October 2025
Whether you like it or not, electrification is proliferating throughout the automotive industry, and no brands are sacrosanct, even Ferrari. During its 2024 earnings call on February 4, the legendary Italian automaker confirmed that it will introduce six new vehicles this year, including its first EV, which is slated to be revealed in October.
Ferrari sets reveal date for its first electric car
The CEO of the Italian luxury car maker said the battery-powered car will be one of six new models it plans to roll out this year. Ferrari is due to unveil its first electric car on Thursday, October 9,
Sounds like Ferrari’s first electric car will arrive in October...
Sounds like Ferrari’s first electric car will be revealed on 9 October, according to a cryptic line from its big boss Benedetto Vigna.
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The automotive world is eagerly awaiting Ferrari's first electric car; however, we'll have to wait until late 2025 to see it. While details are scarce, this model promises to blend the performance and luxury that define the brand with cutting-edge electric technology.
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