Ferrari, the iconic luxury car maker, is exploring the future of sports cars beyond petrol and diesel models. The CEO, Benedetto Vigna, envisions e-fuels like hydrogen and sustainable options as the way forward, emphasizing their potential in motorsports such as Formula One. The company is collaborating to introduce carbon-neutral fuels for F1 by 2026 and is considering unveiling a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle soon. Additionally, Ferrari is gearing up to launch its first electric car, aiming to cater to its high-end clientele. The upcoming electric vehicle, priced at over £420,000, is part of Ferrari's strategic plan to expand its electric lineup. The company's new factory in Maranello, Italy, will soon house production of both traditional and electric sports cars, showcasing their commitment to sustainability and innovation. With plans for further electric developments and a focus on blending new technologies with the traditional Ferrari essence, the company is setting a course towards a more sustainable and electrified future for sports cars.