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Ferrari Confirms New Electric Model for Late-2025 Release

The Truth About Cars

Ferrari revealed its first SUV a few years ago, a convention-breaking move from the Italian supercar maker. Ferrari did not share details on the upcoming electric model, but spy shots show a small crossover-like shape. Last year, 51 percent of Ferraris sales were hybrid and the remaining 49 percent covered gas models.

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BMW wins overall International Engine of Year 2015 for hybrid drive system in i8 PHEV

Green Car Congress

liter, three-cylinder hybrid drive unit in the BMW i8 plug-in hybrid being declared the overall winner—as well as picking up two class wins—edging out Ford’s 1.0L seconds, yet combined fuel consumption—as calculated in the EU test cycle for plug-in hybrid vehicles—stands at 2.1 three-cylinder EcoBoost.

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Fazzin’ hell! The new Ferrari F80 has nine electric motors and it’s not even an EV!

EV Central

Eleven years after the LaFerrari was launched, Ferrari has finally gotten around to introducing its successor the 2025 Ferrari F80. The F80 previews Ferrari’s latest hybrid powertrain thinking, its next-generation aerodynamics and advanced chassis and suspension design with all the tech destined for future non-EV models.

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2024 Lamborghini Revuelto PHEV review: the green way to enjoy a $1million screaming Italian V12?

EV Central

Could it be that plug-in hybrid tech works better in a $1 million supercar than any SUV, sedan or wagon costing one-tenth as much? In the case of the new Lamborghini Revuelto, the company’s first-ever PHEV, the answer is ‘Yes, it does’ Propelled by a 6.5-litre PHEV tech makes it a far better Lamborghini supercar.

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Who needs a Ferrari, Lambo or Porsche! Radical $6 million McLaren W1 uses electric motor to produce more power than an F1 car

EV Central

Shift aside Ferrari, Lamborghini and Porsche because McLaren has stepped up the supercar game with the W1. READ MORE: McLaren takes hybrid approach to super EVs READ MORE: McLaren Artura Spider: Electrification boosts excitement in Ferrari-baiting PHEV READ ALSO: Can an electric Ferrari really be true to the brand’s heritage?

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2025 Ferrari 296 GTB Review: Flat-out in EV mode in a ballistic V6 hybrid Italian supercar

EV Central

Whats a Ferrari like as an EV? The Ferrari 296 GTB is the brands latest plug-in hybrid and also the first Ferrari-badged car to use a V6. The new Ferrari F80 has nine electric motors and it’s not even an EV! The new Ferrari F80 has nine electric motors and it’s not even an EV!

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Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale and Spider PHEVs

EV Central

It already had the power and performance expected from an elite-level Ferrari sports car, so why has the legendary Maranello-based manufacturer added XX-factor to its SF90 line-up? Buyers of top-end Ferraris always want more speed, noise and drama… and they’re prepared to pay for it. seconds longer.

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