Ferrari, the Italian maker of luxury sports cars, raised its 2025 outlook on October 9 despite a new 15% US tariff on imported vehicles. The company made the announcement as it introduced the powertrain and chassis of its first fully electric production model, the Elettrica.
CEO Benedetto Vigna did not disclose production targets or pricing for the model, which is set to begin deliveries late next year. The car’s full design will be revealed in the spring.
Ferrari is one of the most prestigious names in the history of motorsport and vehicle manufacture. Named for Enzo Ferrari, the Italian racing driver who founded the company in 1939 in Modena, Ferrari is today a US$89.19 billion-dollar luxury brand, its cars some of the most sought after in the world. But how did Ferrari evolve, and what makes it so unique among high-end automobile marques?
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