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"short answer: they can" it seems to me is not the right answer. Competitors are doing it, the market trends seem to go towards this direction and the laws are
by melenaboija 5y ago
"short answer: they can" it seems to me is not the right answer.
Competitors are doing it, the market trends seem to go towards this direction and the laws are being shaped to force it. And this has been for years now.
I have heard several times that Ferrari was behind with the electric conversion and that was probably a mistake. Not sure if they were waiting for this exception or simply they could or they did not know how to make it.
- peoplefromibiza 5y ago> I have heard several times that Ferrari was behind with the electric conversion They are not technically behind, it is a political choice, the mother company (FCA) decided not to pursue that road for the time being (around 2016). Specifically the CEO Sergio Marchionne who also was CEO of Ferrari S.p.a. That was probably a wrong bet on his side, but knowing the guy and his talent in business, he would have probably fixed the situation if he had not died suddenly in 2018. Those who took his place are not as good as he was (I'm only referring to the skills as businessmen of course)
- melenaboija 5y agoAgree, but I did not mean technically. If Rimac has been able to create electric super cars I guess they should be perfectly able to do it, it was mostly that they are behind because of the company decisions.