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Ferrari shifted their focus early to the 2026 F1 chassis and power unit regulations, abandoning their 2025 car to prepare for a competitive leap in 2026, with their new car's performance to be tested in upcoming shakedown and testing sessions.
Ferrari announced their 2026 Formula 1 car launch will take place on January 23, 2026, just before pre-season testing in Barcelona, with the team emphasizing an aggressive approach to car assembly and development amidst new regulations, aiming to improve after a challenging 2025 season.
Ferrari is launching its first electric vehicle, the Elettrica, with over 1,000 horsepower, a 330-mile range, and 0-60 mph in 2.5 seconds, signaling a major shift for the brand and the auto industry, while maintaining its signature driving thrill and addressing environmental concerns with sustainable battery sourcing and charging options.
The article compares Ferrari's SC40, a modern tribute to the F40 based on the 296 GTB, with Lamborghini's revival of the Countach. The author appreciates the SC40's front design but criticizes its rear and overall homage approach, questioning the value of reviving such iconic names for limited projects. The Countach, while better in design on its own, is seen as less authentic due to its basis on the Aventador. Overall, the author is skeptical about the purpose of these tributes and would prefer more innovative interpretations.
Ferrari has created a one-off custom car called the SC40, inspired by the legendary F40, featuring unique bodywork and design cues that pay homage to the iconic model, while remaining based on the 296 GTB. Only one will ever exist, showcasing Ferrari's craftsmanship and design innovation.
The 2025 United States Grand Prix saw Max Verstappen dominate, closing the championship gap, while McLaren faced setbacks with poor pace and sprint issues. Ferrari made some gains, and Williams struggled with incidents. Other notable performances included Yuki Tsunoda's resilience and Nico Hulkenberg's return to points, highlighting a mixed weekend for various teams.
The article previews the 2025 US Grand Prix highlighting key storylines such as Verstappen's increasing championship relevance, dramatic first corner incidents, Ferrari's pursuit of victory, and potential track limit penalties impacting race outcomes.
Qualifying for the US Grand Prix saw Max Verstappen dominate, Ferrari make a strong comeback, and Norris recover from a poor start to secure second, while notable losers included Tsunoda, Hulkenberg, and Stroll. The session highlighted key performances and setbacks shaping the race prospects.
Ferrari has scaled back its all-electric vehicle plans due to tepid demand from wealthy consumers, reducing its target for electric cars in its lineup from 40% to 20% by 2030, which disappointed investors and caused its stock to drop significantly. This shift reflects a broader trend among premium automakers like Lamborghini and Mercedes-Benz, indicating a reconsideration of EV strategies amid lukewarm interest in high-end electric vehicles.
Ferrari plans to diversify its lineup by 2030, offering 40% hybrid, 20% electric, and 40% combustion engine vehicles, while maintaining V6, V8, and V12 engines for purists. The company emphasizes technology neutrality and customer choice, with a focus on customization, exclusivity, and sustainability, aiming for significant revenue growth and innovation in hybrid technology.
Ferrari has revealed details of its upcoming 1000hp electric vehicle, the Elettrica, including its chassis, powertrain, and key features like a top speed of 193mph, 329 miles range, and advanced sound amplification. The car will be a four-door, likely more SUV-like, with a high price tag of around €500,000, and will feature innovative tech such as independent motors, rear-wheel steering, and fast charging. Ferrari plans to launch the vehicle next year, marking its first four-door EV, though the full design remains under wraps.
Ferrari's shares dropped over 16% after the company announced a slower growth trajectory and reduced electric vehicle ambitions, including lowering its EV market share target to 20% by 2030 and unveiling its first EV, the elettrica, set to launch in 2026, citing market demand and conditions.
Ferrari's shares dropped over 14% after the luxury carmaker revised its revenue forecasts and halved its electric vehicle sales target, citing market conditions and a client-centric approach, while unveiling its first electric model set for delivery in late 2026.
Ferrari's F80 supercar is the first to feature 3D-printed suspension components, utilizing laser-melted metal parts for weight reduction and design flexibility, signaling a shift towards advanced manufacturing in high-performance automotive design, with other luxury brands expected to follow.
Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari showed strong performance on the first day of practice at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, with Hamilton expressing optimism about the team's progress after initial challenges, while Ferrari's Charles Leclerc noted the team's potential but acknowledged McLaren's dominance.