The commentary seems pretty uninformed. My strong guess is the buyer of the electric Ferrari is not your typical Ferrari buyer. These same people probably criticized the Porsche Cayenne for 'not being fast enough' or 'lacking features that Toyota SUVs have' The target buyer is probably more like Dubai housewife with kids. They have a different aesthetic. They LOVE their iPhone. Everyone hating on it probably needs to…
Porsche Cayenne has hurt Porches brand immensely.
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#932We don't want your electric car . We want your car, but electric . All people want is an electric Audi allroad. Instead, we get an e-tron. All people want is an electric V90 wagon. Instead we get a polestar. All people want is an electric Jeep Wrangler. Instead we get "Recon EV". The reason for this is that the incumbent manufacturers understand clearly that the electric versions would completely eclipse the ICE mode…
*Can someone explain in 2026 why we are still shoveling Alexa shit everywhere? I cannot uninstall it from the car apps :(. Is Alexa still there during the GPTs era?
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#935Earlier quoted context omitted.
the world is shifting to EVs and Ferrari doesn't want to get left behind. It's making a bold statement with this model
which has nothing to do with your (wild) statements about how Ferrari is stagnant and desperate to boost sales...
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#936What is gobsmacking is the price. I know it’s Ferrari , but one of the interesting things about EVs is that there’s minimal technological differentiation marketed to customers after a certain point. As in: a buyer wouldn’t know or care about a Ferrari battery pack vs. a Tesla or BYD battery pack. Whether you’ve got 300 or 1000 horsepower, the brand of the motor la delivering it is mostly irrelevant. The suspension ma…
I think they will eventually get to the point of technological differentiation but they've got to start somewhere: they must first have an electric car on the market before they can start experimenting with it to improve the performance 1.5x, 2x, 10x. At some point, EVs are going to pull ahead of ICE cars not just incrementally, but categorically. Instead of 0-60 in 3 seconds, it'll be 0-60 in under a second: the lim…
The theoretical limit is 1.7s, which is already basically achieved by multiple gas and electric cars.
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#937Someone inside Ferrari had the terrible idea of greenlighting this and even more terrible lack of courage to not cancel this mistake because it was the baby turd of Jony Ive and Marc Newson. Fortunately everyone will laugh and cringe, the usual car "journalists" will bite their tongues because they don't want to lose access, time will pass and it will be forgotten because Ferrari can afford to make these mistakes ( f…
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#938Earlier quoted context omitted.
Worst case Ferrari will make people buy these so they can buy something else.
They’ll likely have to buy several of these, in different colors, and agree to sell them back to Ferrari at a massive loss… only for Ferrari to repeat the process over and over. The shenanigans manufacturers like Ferrari and Porsche are allowed to get away with is so frustrating. But when people treat cars like collectibles and never even intend to drive them, I suppose there’s little reason not to.
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#939Earlier quoted context omitted.
Tesla has sold more Cybertrucks annually than Ferrari has sold all their cars added together.
Ferrari's sold through 2024 ~300,000 Cybertrucks sold (including to themselves) - ~70,000 So no, Tesla has not sold more cybertrashbins than Ferrari has total vehicle sales https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrari#Sales_history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_Cybertruck#Sales
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#940I don't get how Ive is getting so much praise as a designer, after designing the worst iPhones ever and a Ferrari that looks like a Toyota Prius on steroids.
My understanding is that he only did the interior, which I have no issue with. The exterior is garbage.