2026: A Year of Innovation – and controversy – for ferrari

2026 will be a year to follow for Ferrari fans, a brand that will present various innovations on the luxury market. One of them, however, does not seem to be too popular with purists.

After much waiting, we have finally entered 2026, a year which, come what may, is destined to write an crucial piece of the history of Ferrari. In a few months, the Maranello company will unveil the first electric car ever, a model that we have been working on for several years, and of which we discovered the first technical characteristics a few months ago.

Deliveries of models unveiled last year will begin in 2026, like the new Amalfi, the 296 Speciale A and the 849 Testarossa.

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Ferrari’s Electric and Hybrid Future: A 2026 Roadmap

Ferrari is accelerating its transition to electric and hybrid powertrains, with significant developments planned for 2026. The Italian automaker is poised to deliver its first all-electric model and continue the rollout of its hybrid offerings.

First All-Electric Ferrari

Ferrari is developing its first zero-emission vehicle, featuring a quad-motor setup. Two electric motors will be positioned at the front and two at the rear, providing all-wheel drive and steering on both axles. The system will deliver a total power output of 1,129 horsepower, with a potential to exceed 1,000 horsepower in Boost mode. The debut is scheduled for autumn 2026.

Hybrid Deliveries in 2026

Deliveries of previously revealed models are also slated for 2026. The 849 Testarossa, boasting a maximum output of 1,050 horsepower, will begin reaching customers in spring 2026. It combines a twin-turbo V8 engine with a Plug-In Hybrid powertrain. The Amali, replacing the Roma, will begin deliveries in January 2026.

These developments signal Ferrari’s commitment to embracing new technologies while maintaining its performance heritage.