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Ferrari CEO pushes back expectations on EV until after 2025

The SF 90 Stradale plug-in hybrid is Ferrari's first electrified car in series-production.
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December 12, 2019 01:43 PM

MARANELLO, Italy -- Ferrari will not have its first full-electric model ready until after 2025 because the battery technology requires more development, CEO Louis Camilleri said, pushing back expectations.

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