Ferrari stock crashes 6% after unveiling its first EV
On May 26, the legendary Italian car company Ferrari (BIT: RACE, NYSE: RACE) demonstrated that the electric vehicle (EV) slowdown remains a major concern in 2026 as it opened severely in the red upon unveiling its latest automobile. Specifically, the firm introduced its very first EV, , designed by – a company founded by Apples (NASDAQ: AAPL) former Chief Design Officer Jonathan Ive, and former blue-chip tech giant designer Marc Newson – on Monday, and swiftly faced a mixed reaction. Despite the design efforts and Ferrari‘s prestige, the car itself was equally praised as a ’game-changer‘ and compared to Jaguar’s troubled rebranding, ultimately ensuring the announcement led to substantial stock market losses. Indeed, RACE shares plunged 6.29% from €310 at the start of the day to €290.50 at press time in the Italian stock market on Tuesday, May 26. Ferrari stock price one-day chart for the Italian Stock Exchange. Source: Google Additionally, while the time zones ensured traders in New York are lagging somewhat compared to their Apennine counterparts, Ferrari stock dropped 3.02% in the pre-market from $348.24 at the Monday closing bell to $337.71 at press time. Ferrari stock price one-day chart for the New York Stock Exchange. Source: GoogleWhy Ferrari stock is crashing after









