Ferrari(US:RACE) Huan Qiu Wang Zi Xun·2025-08-02 03:08Core Viewpoint - Ferrari's CEO Benedetto Vigna has denied rumors regarding the delay of the company's second electric vehicle, stating that there has never been any official plan for a second or third electric car [1][3] Group 1: Electric Vehicle Production Plans - Ferrari's second electric vehicle was rumored to be delayed due to "lack of market demand," with reports suggesting it may not launch until after 2028 [3] - Vigna expressed confidence in the progress of Ferrari's first electric vehicle, stating it has not experienced any delays [3] - The first electric vehicle is expected to be priced over $500,000 and will be produced in limited quantities, with deliveries set to begin next year [3] Group 2: Future Sales Strategy - Ferrari aims for electric vehicles to account for 40% of total sales by 2030, with hybrid models also making up 40%, while the remaining 20% will still be gasoline-powered vehicles [3] - The V12 engine will continue to be used until it is completely phased out by regulations [3] Group 3: Competitive Landscape - Lamborghini has postponed its Lanzador project to 2029, which is expected to retain gasoline power in a hybrid format [3]