Not only will Ferrari benefit from China's rising EV market, but it will also benefit from lower tariffs and taxes. The vehicle, dubbed Elettrica, that Ferrari plans to unveil in October is expected to be taxed at a compound rate of 30% of its manufacturer's suggested retail price, which compares favorably to its vehicles equipped with 12- cylinder engines that can be taxed at nearly four times that rate. Pathway to growth Make no mistake, this will be a big launch for Ferrari, which will launch the EV thro ...