Ferrari's new Hybrid & Power Hybrid Warranty!

[W4NTED]

So is this their answer to the unloved Hybrid tech resulting in ever depreciating cars such as the SF90 and 296 GTB/GTS!?

hmmmmmmmm

https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/corporate/articles/f...

The new Power Hybrid allows clients instead to extend the factory warranty on all major powertrain components, including those related to the hybrid system, from year 8 to year 16, and again foresees the replacement, at no extra cost, of the high-voltage battery pack (HVB) in year 16.

That's pretty mega TBH!

[ANOpax]

No mention of the price…

I too, will replace your car’s HVB free of charge if you pay me enough in advance!

[Bunty Killa]

ANOpax said:

No mention of the price…

I too, will replace your car’s HVB free of charge if you pay me enough in advance!

I think it's £14k for 2 years but not 100% sure

[Guyr]

£7k a year for 8 years, which put's a lot of money towards Ferrari replacing a tiny battery (if even needed) which costs them about a grand to buy.

[kith]

Is this a new announcement? The press release linked is dated July 2024. Either way, it reads as pretty comprehensive assurance for an owner, and would help with residuals.

[maura]

ANOpax said:

No mention of the price…

I too, will replace your car’s HVB free of charge if you pay me enough in advance!

Exactly this.. approx £6k per year after year 4 Factory Warranty, v approx £3.5k normal Power Warranty. Have not looked at the small print but I would hope that £6k includes the labour as well as Battery, presuming so.

[maura]

Seems there is another one, a Full Manufacturer Warranty Extension not just the Power Warranty Extension. Not sure how much that one costs, but that should give confidence to the Hybrid secondhand market.

[kith]

I suspect that dealers throwing in a multi year warranty package as part of the deal will help shift a few 296s, especially as the next owner would have that option too.

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ANOpax said:

No mention of the price…

I too, will replace your car’s HVB free of charge if you pay me enough in advance!

Im sure given the current markets state of these cars they will be willing to do a deal and "throw it in"

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Guyr said:

£7k a year for 8 years, which put's a lot of money towards Ferrari replacing a tiny battery (if even needed) which costs them about a grand to buy.

Better than £11k for 12 months for an Aventador / SVJ!