The first Ferrari electric car is officially slated to debut on October 9, 2025. CEO Benedetto Vigna revealed the news during the company’s “Capital Markets Day” call with investors on February 4, and said it would be one of six new models Maranello will reveal this year.

Ferrari is preparing the landmark launch of its first fully electric car in October, the luxury sports car maker said on Tuesday, while targeting an increase of at least 5% in revenues and core earnings this year.

Ferrari will reveal its first all-electric car in October this year, the Italian supercar company has said. The news came after revealing its latest quarterly financial results on 4 February. The company also said that the EV will be one of six new models to be launched before the end of 2025.

Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna confirmed the brand's first-ever electric vehicles will be unveiled on October 9 during Ferrari's Capital Markets Day event

Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna was cited by the news agency as saying that the company plans to debut its first fully electric car for a capital markets day on 9 October at its Maran

Ferrari announced it will unveil its first battery-powered model in October. Little is known about the EV, including whether it will be a car or SUV.

Ferrari says the electric prototype has already covered several thousand kilometres of testing, and Vigna told our sister publication, Autocar UK, that it will be made “in the right way” to ensure buyers can “have a lot of fun”.

Of course, details about this upcoming all-electric Ferrari are almost nonexistent, but company CEO Benedetto Vigna did mention that the upcoming model will be different from other high-end EVs. “I don't want to comment on the reason why other electric car(s) may be accepted or not,

Ferrari is set to take a major step into the electric era, confirming the reveal of its first-ever EV on October 9. While details remain scarce, CEO Benedetto Vigna promises an “innovative” presentation,