Ferrari is set to take a major step into the electric era, confirming the reveal of its first-ever EV on October 9. While details remain scarce, CEO Benedetto Vigna promises an “innovative” presentation,

Ferrari revealed its first SUV a few years ago, a convention-breaking move from the Italian supercar maker. The company is ready to ruffle more feathers with a new electric model , confirming that it will launch the vehicle in October as part of its push to release a half-dozen new models this year.

Of course, details about this upcoming all-electric Ferrari are almost nonexistent, but company CEO Benedetto Vigna did mention that the upcoming model will be different from other high-end EVs. “I don't want to comment on the reason why other electric car(s) may be accepted or not,

Ferrari has history of looking to recent F1 drivers to support its race team line-up, having worked with Giovinazzi — the driver Zhou replaced at Sauber in 2022 — in recent years. The team announced last year that one of its reserves, Robert Shwartzman, would not be returning in 2025 after his move into IndyCar.

The first Chinese driver in Formula 1 is heading back to Ferrari as one of its reserve drivers for the 2025 season.

Guanyu will share his reserve driver duties with Antonio Giovinazzi at Ferrari, who are looking to build on their second-place finish in the constructors' championship last year