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Hmm, it sounds like Ferrari’s EV won’t be arriving this year after all

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Hmm, it sounds like Ferrari’s EV won’t be arriving this year after all | Top Gear

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Has Ferrari’s first electric car been delayed? Was this always the plan? Who knows, but expect deliveries in October 2026

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Hmm, it sounds like Ferrari’s EV won’t be arriving this year after all

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Has Ferrari’s first electric car been delayed? Was this always the plan? Who knows, but expect deliveries in October 2026

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Has Ferrari’s first electric car been delayed? Was this always the plan? Who knows, but expect deliveries in October 2026

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Hmm, it sounds like Ferrari’s EV won’t be arriving this year after all

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Hmm, it sounds like Ferrari’s EV won’t be arriving this year after all

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Hmm, it sounds like Ferrari’s EV won’t be arriving this year after all

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Has Ferrari’s first electric car been delayed? Was this always the plan? Who knows, but expect deliveries in October 2026

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Back in February, we reported that Ferrari’s first all-electric car would probably be revealed on 9 October at the Italian firm’s Capital Markets Day. We are now slightly disappointed to admit that we were wrong.

Or were we? We’re not actually sure whether the unveiling has been delayed or if this was always the plan, but boss Benedetto Vigna has now said that Ferrari will only show the "technological heart" of its EV later this year. Sounds like we’ll get a glimpse of the battery and some motors in October then, hopefully alongside some technical details to whet the appetite.

According to Reuters, the EV will be revealed in a ‘three-stage unveiling process’. Rumours are the second stage will be a look at the interior, but the finished thing (which could apparently be called the 'Elettrica') won’t be shown off until well into 2026. Oh, and Reuters also said Vigna confirmed first deliveries wouldn’t take place until October 2026.

Reckon it’ll be worth the wait?

Render: Andrei Avarvarii for Top Gear

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Back in February, we reported that Ferrari’s first all-electric car would probably be revealed on 9 October at the Italian firm’s Capital Markets Day. We are now slightly disappointed to admit that we were wrong.

Or were we? We’re not actually sure whether the unveiling has been delayed or if this was always the plan, but boss Benedetto Vigna has now said that Ferrari will only show the "technological heart" of its EV later this year. Sounds like we’ll get a glimpse of the battery and some motors in October then, hopefully alongside some technical details to whet the appetite.

According to Reuters, the EV will be revealed in a ‘three-stage unveiling process’. Rumours are the second stage will be a look at the interior, but the finished thing (which could apparently be called the 'Elettrica') won’t be shown off until well into 2026. Oh, and Reuters also said Vigna confirmed first deliveries wouldn’t take place until October 2026.

Reckon it’ll be worth the wait?

Render: Andrei Avarvarii for Top Gear

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Has Ferrari’s first electric car been delayed? Was this always the plan? Who knows, but expect deliveries in October 2026