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The very first Ferrari to be sold with pure-electric power it’s not going to be for everyone. The price will start around $645,000, based on current exchange rates, per a Bloomberg anonymous source. There is still a chance the price will go down about a 10 per cent. The automaker has said that it will have more than 1000 horsepower and will hit 60 mph in fewer than 2.5 seconds thanks to its four motors. The interior focuses on tactile switches and glass buttons. The official  presentation of the car with the sales starting will be T the end of  May. The brand is still very clear about maintaining exclusivity, which this price tag would certainly support, a price justified also because the only other  competitor, Lamborghini, has already clarified they will not pursue the electric car luxury market.