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And there is also a Panamera EV coming, in 2025/6. And I highly doubt that the current Panamera, Cayenne and Macan models will continue being available beyond 2026. Before you judge Maserati/Alfa/whatever-brand about their future plans, have a look at the plans that their opponents have announced
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None of those brands are Ferrari competitors. Rimac makes electric hypercars, Porsche sells 300,000 cars/year, and Koenigsegg sells a few tens. And the reason why Maserati is in front of Ferrari when it comes to EVs is that Maserati is logically more open to EVs: it is a luxury brand, not a sports brand. The only sportscar brand that might be in front of Ferrari when it comes to EVs is Aston Martin, thanks to the Merc synergiesI was also talking about the reliability of the electronics. The instrument cluster screen of our Giulia was often glitching. Sometimes while driving it was switching the 'D' sign with the 'P' one, although nothing was happening to the gearbox, and sometimes it was going full-black. Never had those kind of things with the 316i, and we had both for 4 years each. Anyway, I think we should leave it here and everyone keep his opinion. It goes without saying that the car we all reminisce more now is the Giulia. My mother calls my father an idiot for not buying a Giulia again and opting for the Tonale
