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The Italian brand says it won't sell its first-ever EV to customers who are not going to enjoy the experience.

Ferrari goes fully electric for the very first time with its upcoming Elettrica, marking the most significant shift in the company's history.

An authentic electric sound? That is Ferrari's promise to the world with its upcoming super high-performance electric vehicle.

South Korean battery cells will power Ferrari's first EV, but they'll be among just a few components not made or designed in Italy.

Everything you need to know, and more, about the large-capacity battery pack in Ferrari's first electric vehicle.

Ferrari admits its first-ever full EV is not a supercar in the traditional sense and is even more practical than its Purosangue SUV.

Ferrari's first ever electric vehicle has a big hint of Silicone Valley, having employed Apple's ex-head of design Jony Ive.

Ferrari is set to unveil its first ever electric car soon, but the Italian brand has no intentions of giving up its V12, V8 or V6 engines.