Ferrari details Elettrica as first all-electric production car

Ferrari has released preliminary technical details for its first all-electric production car, provisionally called the Elettrica, saying the fourdoor, fourseater grand tourer will enter production in 2026 and receive a full public unveiling next year in Maranello. The company described a bespoke quadmotor powertrain, a large structural battery integrated into the chassis, and advanced chassis systems derived from its recent highperformance models.

Ferrari said the Elettrica will produce more than 986 horsepower from four electric motors and complete 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in about 2.5 seconds, with a top speed near 310 kilometers per hour. The 122 kilowatt hour battery operates at 800 volts, supports ultrafast DC charging at up to 350 kilowatts, and is rated to deliver roughly 329 miles on the WLTP test cycle. The automaker noted U.S. range figures under EPA testing are likely to be lower.

The car is being positioned as a grand tourer rather than a pure supercar and is described as an indirect successor to the brand’s previous fourseat GTs. Ferrari emphasized a short wheelbase of 2,960 millimeters, a forward driving position, and a body and chassis built from largely...