Ferrari is officially charging into the electric era! Set to debut in 2026, the Italian marque’s first-ever all-electric supercar, called the Ferrari Elettrica, promises to be a game-changer — blending the brand’s iconic performance dna with cutting-edge EV tech. Here's everything we know so far about this electrifying new chapter.
1. A Name That Says It All: ‘Elettrica’
Ferrari's first EV will be called ‘Elettrica’, which literally means ‘electric’ in Italian. Simple, elegant, and unmistakably futuristic — it reflects Ferrari’s focus on innovation without abandoning its heritage.
⚙️ 2. Performance That Still Screams Ferrari
While official specs are still under wraps, insiders and early reports suggest:
· 0-100 km/h in under 2.5 seconds
· Top speed over 300 km/h
· Ultra-lightweight construction using carbon-fibre and aluminium
· Advanced torque vectoring for razor-sharp handling
Ferrari wants Elettrica to “drive like a ferrari should”, despite the silence.
🔌 3. Built in a Brand-New Factory
To mark the beginning of its electric era, ferrari is constructing a dedicated e-building at its Maranello headquarters:
· Purpose-built for EVs and hybrid models
· State-of-the-art battery and motor production facilities
· Scheduled to open by mid-2025
· Designed to deliver low-volume, high-performance electric masterpieces
🌍 4. A Green Supercar for a New Era
Ferrari has committed to sustainable luxury:
· Elettrica will be part of Ferrari’s push to make 40% of its lineup electrified by 2030
· Focus on battery recycling, clean materials, and lower emissions production
· It’s not just about performance — it’s about preserving Ferrari’s soul in a changing world
💰 5. Expected Price: Exclusivity Comes at a Cost
The ferrari Elettrica is expected to carry a price tag of around €500,000 (Rs 4.5 crore approx.), even before customization. As always with ferrari, exclusivity and craftsmanship are part of the package.
🏁 Final Thoughts: A Silent Roar of the Future
The Ferrari Elettrica isn’t just another EV — it’s a revolution wearing a Prancing Horse badge. With blistering performance, eco-conscious engineering, and signature Italian flair, Ferrari’s first electric car could redefine what an electric supercar should be.
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