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In the latest Ferrari investor presentation, the company just said that they will make 60% of their car lineup electrified by 2026, including the electric vehicle they promised last year. By 2040, 60% of their cars will still be combustion engines driven and 60% of their cars will either be hybrid or all-electric, and the eventual aim is basically to become carbon neutral by 2030, but even then they will continue developing Internal combustion engines.

The company announced their first production plug-in hybrid the SF 90 Stradale back in 2019, that car has 4 model lineups with the Stradale and 296 GTB plug-in V6 hybrid, the ICE 812 Superfast V12, and Roma V8 models as well, So you could say that half of their lineup is already electrified. That makes it soon going to be changing as the company has also confirmed that their Purosangue SUV will also arrive in September as a pure ICE vehicle.

Also, the electric vehicle that Ferrari might come out with within 2025, will have a lot in common with their current cars that run on combustion engines. CEO Benedetto Vigna Said that the first electric Ferrari will be rooted in their racing heritage and draw from a broader technical reservoir while preserving all its authenticity and consistency.