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    £315,000 Ferrari supercars growl a warning for EVs

    Since going public in 2015, the Italian company has expanded both the volume and variety of cars it sells, while preserving exclusivity by raising prices, restricting who can order vehicles and resulting in long waiting lists. Around three-quarters of its cars are purchased by existing clients, while almost half the company’s vehicle sales are hybrids.

    Mercedes retreats to gas guzzlers as EVs fail to boost profit

    Mercedes-Benz Group AG is adjusting its electric-vehicle goals due to weakening sales, opting for combustion engines longer. CEO Ola Källenius cites slower transformation, pledging to make combustion and hybrid vehicles into the 2030s if demand persists. Disappointing electric model orders and lower margins prompt the shift, reflecting wider industry challenges.

    BYD unveils $233,450 EV to rival Ferrari, Lamborghini

    BYD became the biggest EV seller globally, overtaking Tesla in the last quarter of 2023. While it is better known for making affordable EVs, the company markets its luxury models under the Yangwang and Fang Cheng Bao brands. With a post-Lunar New Year price war looming in China, the Shenzhen-based giant is betting there remains a market for high-end products which deliver better margins.

    Lamborghini says all cars sold out till 2026

    The Italian super-car maker posted record sales of more than 10,000 vehicles last year as it introduced the Revuelto, its first plug-in hybrid model, and quickly racked up a two-year backlog of orders. Lamborghini is only slowly introducing electric vehicles with plans on track for its first battery model in 2028, years after competitors such as Ferrari NV.

    Ferrari CEO shares what he learnt from Elon Musk's Tesla: 'They were...'

    Tesla Inc. and Ferrari NV don’t have much at all in common, and won’t for another few years. But Ferrari Chief Executive Officer Benedetto Vigna complimented the electric vehicle maker led by Elon Musk while drawing clear distinctions between their respective paths forward.

    Ferrari backer, Qualcomm invests $24 mn in EV bike maker Ultraviolette

    The funds from Lingrotto and from Qualcomm will be deployed towards ramping up the company’s presence in India, subsequent expansion in international markets as well as strengthening the brand’s technological capabilities and prowess.

    The Economic Times
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