'I liked it a lot,' said Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna of his first drive in the prototype for the legendary brand's first all-electric vehicle
We've known for a while now that Ferrari plans to launch its first all-electric model in 2025, and recent reports suggest the model is well on its way. The brand's CEO, Benedetto Vigna, has already taken a prototype of the car for a spin, and liked it a lot. The new CEO revealed that he had driven the car in an interview with Bloomberg Television, which is embedded below. Unfortunately, the EV remains mysterious, as Vigna declined to share more details about the model.
It intends for electrified vehicles to make up 60 percent of its sales by 2026, and 80 percent by 2030. However, with the help of e-fuels, it expects to keep internal combustion engines in its showrooms for years to come. By 2030 it expects to still be selling ICE-only vehicles, as well as a selection of plug-in hybrid models.
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