Ferrari has filed a new patent for an upside-down, twin-supercharged inline-6 hydrogen engine and the concept is so outlandish that it seems like a joke.

Ferrari has confirmed it will unveil its first fully electric vehicle on October 9, 2025.The EV will be built at Ferrari’s ...

The first electric Ferrari is set to debut on Oct. 9. Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna confirmed the date of the automaker's first ...

Lamborghini's new Temerario hybrid supercar is rewriting the rules of speed and performance. Discover how this V8 twin-turbo ...

The new Novitec 296 GTS is 4.7 inches wider than stock, sits closer to the ground, features a stunning finish, and boasts more power ...

Such hardcore models, referred to internally as Versione Speciale—Italian for “Special Version”—typically arrive toward the ...

Ferrari will unveil its first all-electric model on October 9. This is a major turning point for the Italian brand.

Using a Ferrari 360 Modena as its base ... 60 can blast from zero to 62 mph in a claimed 3.5 seconds. With a potent powertrain, a DIY gearbox, and a feathery curb weight, the Ælla-60 sounds ...

Cadillac is reportedly considering strengthening its ties with Ferrari via a suspension supply ahead of its Formula 1 debut ...

Ferrari, the Italian car brand, is coming in hot with its new engine that has nothing to do with hydrogen but something that is believed to change the world. Despite hydrogen being named the future of ...

Novitec's N-Largo tuning kit enhances the Ferrari 296 GTS with a wider stance, aggressive styling, and a boost in power.

Besides the five-spoke wheels sourced from Vossen, this Italian supercar also features a few add-ons on the outside, and it ...