Ferrari Shares Fall 7% on First EV Launch
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- Luxury automaker Ferrari launched its first fully electric vehicle on May 26, 2026, triggering a sharp selloff in its shares.
- The stock declined as much as 7% in early trading amid investor reaction to the new model.
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Ferrari's stock fell after the company released its first electric car. Investors sold shares because they were unsure how well the new model would sell.
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