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European stock markets closed mixed in Wednesday trading as fighting reignited in the Middle East an

ProLogium and OPmobility have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on developing solid-state battery modules for electric vehicles. This partnership aims to integrate ProLogium's advanced solid-state battery cells into battery modules and packs suitable for EV applications, enhancing system-level solutions to meet the increasing demand in the global EV market. Initial efforts will focus on performance testing and module development, with the goal of creating OEM-adoptable...

One of these stocks offers massive upside amid a $70 billion turnaround plan, and the other offers upside as it convinces investors it has a market for its first-ever full-electric vehicle.

The market might be overreacting to developments coming from what has historically been an exceptional business.

Despite a monster trailing 10-year performance, shares have declined 33% since last July.

HP (NYSE:HPQ) has introduced a Limited Edition Scuderia Ferrari AI PC, created in partnership with the iconic racing team. The device combines Ferrari inspired design, custom materials, advanced cooling, and AI focused hardware features. This launch marks HP's entry into an exclusive, limited release AI hardware segment aimed at premium buyers and collectors. For HP, best known for its PCs, printers, and workplace solutions, the Scuderia Ferrari AI PC adds a new layer to its AI hardware...

Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) has agreed a new long term contract extension with Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc. The multi season deal confirms Leclerc as a central figure in Ferrari's F1 team for several future campaigns. The extension ends speculation about Leclerc's future and clarifies Ferrari's driver plans. Ferrari, trading at around $344.4 per share, is tying a key part of its Formula 1 identity to Leclerc for the long haul. The stock is up 3.4% over the past week and 1.6% over the past...

The first-ever fully electric Ferrari has been announced, and it’s already being widely criticized for its very un-Ferrari design.

Ferrari is taking on a substantial risk with its first full-electric vehicle. The initial decline in stock price, in part from design backlash, gives investors a much cheaper valuation to scoop up shares – a rare opportunity.

Recent stock performance and business profile Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) has drawn fresh attention after a recent share price move, with the stock up 1.3% on the day and about 7.2% over the past week, inviting a closer look at its fundamentals. The company is valued at about US$62.6b, with the stock last closing at US$353.81. Over the past month, the share price has risen about 3.7%, although it is down roughly 3.1% over the past 3 months and about 4.9% so far this year. Looking at a longer stretch,...

The broad market exchange-traded fund SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) was down 0.2% and the actively tr

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Silver coils for a breakout… the Ferrari/Honda math behind the drone boom… why Yardeni says FEMO beats FOMO… Is silver about to break out? For more than a year, we’ve been tracking the horse race between gold and silver, flagging which metal appeared better suited for outperformance due to the gold-to-silver ratio. The quick recap: In early 2025, with the gold-to-silver ratio above 105, silver was deeply undervalued. We flagged its asymmetric upside, and between July 25 and January 15, silver ex

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Rolls-Royce Motor Cars on Tuesday unveiled Spectre Series II, a refreshed version of its luxury EV, adding 18% more range, faster charging, and a new suite of bespoke interior options. The update arrives as much of the auto industry retreats from its electric ambitions, especially at the high-end.

Ferrari (NYSE:RACE) introduced a special white race suit for Charles Leclerc at the Monaco Grand Prix, marking a visual break from its classic red look for the high profile event. Lewis Hamilton highlighted that he is reassessing how he uses Ferrari's simulator, focusing more on providing feedback than extensive simulator running, citing potential risks. Ferrari, through its Formula 1 program and broader brand, ties racing decisions closely to its identity as a high performance luxury and...

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The European stock markets were lower in Monday trading while oil prices soared as fighting in the M

Being early looks exactly like being wrong, right up until the moment it doesn't. For the better part of a decade, the car business agreed on one idea with almost religious certainty. The future was electric, and the only question was how fast. Every major automaker pledged a date. Every premium ...

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The 2026 Nissan Leaf, now sporting an all-new design both inside and out, is a welcome change.

Ferrari is again zigging when rivals zag, and unveiled its first full-electric vehicle recently -- but will the gamble reward investors?

Ferrari N.V. (NYSE:RACE) is one of the 12 Most Profitable Stocks to Invest In. On May 25, 2026, Ferrari N.V. (NYSE:RACE) unveiled the Ferrari Luce in Vela di Calatrava – Citta dello Sport in Rome. Ferrari said the model marks the culmination of its multi-energy strategy first announced at its 2022 Capital Markets Day. The […]

Pope Leo XIV got a first-hand look at the Ferrari N.V. Luce EV as the Italian automaker marked a shift in its powertrain strategy. Pope Leo X Ferrari Luce In a video posted on the social media platform X by...

Luxury automakers are still trying to balance electrification with brand identity.

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It’s deemed outrageously expensive, it’s insulting to existing owners and perhaps most damning of all – it looks like a Nissan Leaf. Those are just some of the unflattering comments directed at Ferrari’s first electric car, the Luce, since it was unveiled earlier this week by the legendary Italian marque.

The boss of Ferrari has defended its new €550,000 (£475,000) electric vehicle (EV) after its launch was met with widespread derision this week.

The boss of Ferrari has defended its new €550,000 (£475,000) electric vehicle (EV) after its launch was met with widespread derision this week.