At a time when many governments continue to push electrification, Ferrari has broken ranks with its rivals and launched a full EV. Why did the Prancing Horse do this?

I don't know about you, but I like the Ferrari Luce more with a dented body covered in dust and dirt, and an interior that has completely lost its shine

Jenson Button believes Max Verstappen and Mercedes could pose Ferrari’s biggest threat in Monaco GP qualifying

It’s the safest bet in the drivers’ market, that Leclerc would stay with Ferrari for an undisclosed amount of time — the team’s announcement on Wednesday confirmed the extension was for “several more seasons”. But the big question is why, when he’s arguably in the prime of his career and yet to .

Last month, in May 2026, Mercedes-AMG and Ferrari both unveiled their first high-performance EV models, called the GT 4-Door Coupe and Luce. They are both arguing for a sedan body style, have exactly five seats, and tons of power. So, they both eagerly burnt down the Internet with controversy.

Ferrari is responsible for some of the most stunning automobiles ever created. Cars like the 250 GTO, F40, and 458 Italia are widely regarded as automotive works of art, helping establish the Italian automaker's reputation for combining performance with breathtaking design.

Favored for pole, the Italian team lost its edge at the worst possible moment. Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc will start only from the second row. Quietly, Lewis Hamilton slipped a mini fan

Nineteen-year-old Kimi Antonelli secured a stunning pole position at the Monaco Grand Prix, defying expectations and Mercedes' first pole of the decade. Despite Ferrari's strong practice pace, Antonelli's decisive final lap edged out Max Verstappen,