Several traditional automakers have already announced their plans to upgrade their fleet. ferrari being the newest company to enter this list. During a presentation to investors, the traditional Italian manufacturer spoke about plans to reduce its environmental impact by 2030. most of its car lines have been electric for four years.

Carbon neutrality by the end of the decade

In its presentation, the automaker noted that last year it began the process of achieving carbon neutrality in its activities. Now she notes that she strives to achieve full carbon neutrality by 2030thus contributing to the achievement of the goals set in the 2015 Paris Agreement.

Most cars of the future will be electric

Along with their commitment to their carbon footprint, ferrari also announced that plans to electrify 60% of its vehicle fleet by 2026, while only 40% of vehicles are internal combustion engines. Unfortunately, the automaker did not elaborate on those numbers, saying only that most vehicles will be hybrid or all-electric.

Credits: Ferrari commercial

The automaker noted that the electric motors it will use will be “designed, handcrafted and assembled in Maranello to provide a unique driving experience based on racing solutions.” She claims that by 2026 will offer three powertrains with completely different driving sensationsincluding using technology from F1 cars and other racing models.

Another issue the company is focusing on is its batteries, which will also be assembled in Maranello at the electronics manufacturing facilities. At present, the well-known brand already has most of the electrified line.

Currently ferrari is working on its first all-electric vehicle, due to launch in 2025, and the manufacturer says it will share a few similarities with the company’s internal combustion engines. Italian automaker CEO Benedetto Vigna said “the first electric Ferrari will build on our racing heritage and draw on a wider technical stock while maintaining all of its authenticity and consistency.”

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Source: Ferrari, Engadget