Ferrari’s inaugural all-electric SUV is priced significantly higher than its gasoline-powered counterpart, with the electric model carrying a premium of $122,190 over the V12-powered version. The steep price gap reflects the brand’s positioning of its electric lineup as a high-end alternative to its traditional performance vehicles. Industry analysts suggest the cost difference may deter some buyers, even as Ferrari aims to establish itself in the growing electric vehicle market. The pricing strategy underscores the luxury automaker’s commitment to premium engineering, though it raises questions about affordability in an increasingly competitive segment.
Maranello’s first EV commands a $122,190 premium over its V12-powered SUV.
