Ferrari's Electric Car Divides Fans Despite Strong Sales in China

Ferrari's new $626,000 electric car has generated mixed reactions among fans who question its resemblance to traditional Ferraris, despite the model being reportedly sold out in China.

29 Jun, 14:15 — 29 Jun, 14:15

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The IndependentMostly Factual41d ago

Ferrari’s $626,000 electric car is dividing fans who say it doesn’t look like a Ferrari

Ferrari's first-ever EV model, which has triggered a flurry of criticism since its unveiling last month

By Paul Farrell

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Ferrari's Electric Car Divides Fans Despite Strong Sales in China

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Ferrari’s $626,000 electric car is dividing fans who say it doesn’t look like a Ferrari

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Ferrari’s $626,000 electric car is dividing fans who say it doesn’t look like a Ferrari

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