According to Autocar, the Italian carmaker’s CEO Jean-Philippe Imparato confirmed that the performance EV line-up will start with ‘near’ 257kW and the more powerful Veloce variant offering around 589kW, before stepping up to the hyper Quadrifoglio which will ‘likely’ shift to an all-wheel drive setup.

For context, the current 952-series limited-run and up-tuned Giulia GTA and GTAm models ‘only’ produce 402kW from a Ferrari-developed 2.9-litre twin-turbo six-cylinder petrol engine, and drives the rear wheels only.