When it comes to building cars that define speed, luxury, and sheer prestige, Ferrari (RACE) hardly needs an introduction. The Italian icon has become a symbol of automotive brilliance, with a legacy on the racetrack and a reputation for crafting some of the world’s most coveted machines. Now, Ferrari is shifting gears into a new chapter, recently pulling back the curtain on the technology powering its first-ever electric vehicle (EV) model: Elettrica.
The sneak peek — shared on Oct. 9 at Ferrari’s investor day in Maranello — wasn’t a full car reveal, but it gave the world its first look at what will eventually hit the roads in late 2026. But what should have been a proud milestone quickly turned into a bumpy ride for the company. Investors chose to punish RACE stock instead, rattled by Ferrari’s long-term financial targets, which came in below Wall Street’s hopes.
