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Ferrari, the Italian sports car giant, already has its first electric car in mind. Another hybrid vehicle has been released in the past
Countries are gradually charging each other to seek to reduce CO2 emissions and collaborate with the environment. Today, the automotive market is increasingly living the trend of investing in electric vehicles to seek to contribute to the environment. However, another important factor is the economy, which generates consumer pockets. Ferrari is one more to confirm the launch of an electric car.
On the last 15th, John Elkann, CEO of the Ferrari company, highlighted that it will launch its first electric car only in 2025.”You can be sure that this will be everything you dreamed of. The engineers and designers at 'Maranello know that it will be such an important milestone in our history”. Ferreri's electric car will take a while to get off the ground because the Italian company has other projects in mind in the short term.
Electric vehicles, as previously mentioned, are increasingly gaining market share globally. The great global leader in the sector is still Tesla, however, over the years, other giants are entering the sector and should increase competitiveness, lowering the price for the consumer. Ferrari had already released the car SF90 Stradale, this being the first Ferrari presented as a hybrid electric car.
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Ferrari's electric car should only be launched in 2025, because the company has other major focuses at the moment, given that three new vehicles will be launched in the coming months.
Electric car in Brazil is still very expensive
Electric vehicles are increasingly gaining strength in the market, especially in first world countries. However, in Brazil, this process is still very slow, since it is still necessary to drastically increase the charging stations for electric cars in the country. In addition, the main electric cars available in the global market have to be imported by the final buyer, making the product much more expensive, given the current devaluation of the real and exaggerated taxes.
