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Vision Elettrica: Here’s a Look at the First EV by Ferrari

The latest Ferrari raises its head, but still not its body.

By Carl Cunanan

4 hours ago
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Ferrari’s recent technology and innovation workshop at their Maranello headquarters offered a rare glimpse into the future of Ferrari, and it’s a future that’s both bold and deeply rooted in their past. Held just ahead of their Capital Markets Day, where they present their vision to the financial and investment world, the event unveiled the platform for the upcoming Ferrari Elettrica. While the car itself remains under wraps, the details of its architecture and philosophy are now fair game—and they’re fascinating. The Elettrica will be Ferrari’s first fully electric vehicle, built on a platform that’s as forward-thinking as it is practical. It’s a four-door, two-row vehicle with four independent electric motors, and the rear wheels are physically steerable. This isn’t a supercar or hypercar, and Ferrari is clear about that. Instead, it’s designed to be more versatile and usable than anything else in their lineup. Think of it as a..

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