Ferrari prepares first EV for 2026

Ferrari is preparing to enter the electric vehicle segment, building on its legacy of high-powered gasoline vehicles.

Electric crossover: An electric crossover could debut in 2026, according to AutoForecast Solutions.

Electric supercar: The brand's first battery-electric vehicle, slated to be unveiled in 2025, could debut in the U.S. in 2026. The model is expected to cost at least $535,000. It will be built at a new plant in Italy.

Purosangue: Ferrari calls its first four-door model a sports car rather than an SUV or crossover. The Purosangue is powered by a V-12 engine that produces 715 hp.

12Cilindri: The V-12 speedster debuted in May in Miami. U.S. sales begin next year.

F250: The V-12 supercar could debut in 2025 as a successor to the LaFerrari.

296 GTB/GTS: The sporty plug-in hybrid GTB coupe, which has a midengine V-6 layout, should be produced through 2027. It's capable of 830 hp. The GTS convertible also is offered.

SF90 XX Stradale: Ferrari said sales of the 1,016-hp plug-in hybrid supercar, which has coupe and convertible variants, began this year. The SF90 Stradale that preceded it has been phased out.

Roma: The 3.9-liter midfront V-8-powered Roma with 612 hp could be replaced in 2026. The company said in August that the vehicle is reaching the end of its life cycle.