Ferrari is set to take a major step into the electric era, confirming the reveal of its first-ever EV on October 9. While details remain scarce, CEO Benedetto Vigna promises an “innovative” presentation,

Brand’s first electric car will be one of six vehicles launched this year, including 12Cilindri Spider, CEO says

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 has confirmed it will unveil its first fully electric vehicle on October 9, 2025.The EV will be built at Ferrari’s newly opened

Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna confirmed the brand's first-ever electric vehicles will be unveiled on October 9 during Ferrari's Capital Markets Day event

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.

The first Ferrari electric car is officially slated to debut on October 9, 2025. CEO Benedetto Vigna revealed the news during the company’s “Capital Markets Day” call with investors on February 4, and said it would be one of six new models Maranello will reveal this year.

Ferrari will be hosting its Capital Markets Day on 9 October 2025, where it will debut its first-ever electric car

Luxury sports carmaker Ferrari will present its first fully-electric vehicle (EV) at its capital markets day scheduled on Oct. 9, Chief Executive Benedetto Vigna said on Tuesday.

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 revealed its first SUV a few years ago, a convention-breaking move from the Italian supercar maker. The company is ready to ruffle more feathers with a new electric model , confirming that it will launch the vehicle in October as part of its push to release a half-dozen new models this year.