What isn’t known is exactly what sort of car it will be, or what it will be called. For now, chief executive Benedetto Vigna says the staggered reveal is because the first electric Ferrari is “a bigger deal” than its current flagship, the F80 hybrid hypercar. Bentley has pushed back its goal of exclusively selling fully electric cars from 2030 to 2035. And only recently Porsche killed plans for an electric flagship SUV, and said how some top-end models would continue to favor engines over batteries. Ferrari’s Modena neighbor Maserati also recently cancelled plans for an electric version of its MC20 supercar, citing a lack of customer interest.