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Italians outraged over new electric Ferrari: 'Destroys legend'

Italians outraged over new electric Ferrari: 'Destroys legend'

Ferrari has unveiled its first fully electric sports car, sparking outrage among some Italians and former company executives who fear the move undermines the brand's heritage. Critics argue that transitioning to electric power threatens to destroy the legendary status of the Italian automaker.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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