Ferrari’s first all-electric hypercar has been revealed with a starting price tag significantly higher than its flagship V12-powered SUV, reflecting the premium placed on cutting-edge electric performance. The new model’s steep price—nearly $122,000 more than the SUV—underscores the brand’s positioning at the luxury end of the electric vehicle market. Potential buyers will weigh whether the advanced technology justifies the substantial cost difference. The announcement highlights Ferrari’s shift toward electrification while maintaining its reputation for exclusivity.
Ferrari’s First EV Costs $560,800—$122,000 More Than Its V12 SUV Yahoo Autos
