#FerrariHybrid

The Ferrari SUV will launch by 2022 at the latest, according to a new report from Reuters.

Ferrari’s first series production hybrid model will go on sale in mid 2019, according to a new report.

Two more variants of the Ferrari LaFerrari are currently in the workshop at Maranello, both of which will arrive in 2015. 

Ferrari is seeking to improve its performance while simultaneously reducing emissions by 2021.

Coming off a very successful start to the year that already generated a 42.1 million euro profit, Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo is confirming a hybrid Enzo by the end of the year.

Designed specifically for the Ferrari Enzo successor slated to debut towards the end of the year, Ferrari intends for its new hybrid system to deliver a flagship that will raise a new benchmark in performance, emissions and efficiency. The HY-KERS system features two electric motors connected to batteries. While the primary electric motor mounted to the gearbox sends power to the rear wheels, the role of the secondary electric motor is to power auxiliary systems including power steering, brake servo, air conditioning and on-board systems.

Expected to arrive some time next year, the successor to the Ferrari Enzo could make use of hybrid technology admits company CEO Amedeo Felisa.

A series of patents that Ferrari has filed for a four-wheel drive hybrid system have leaked out and in true Ferrari fashion they are more red than green.