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Meet Herbert Wertheim, the Billionaire Who Paid $40M for Ferrari’s First EV

Herbert Wertheim turned an ophthalmology business and savvy investments into a $4.7 billion fortune and just spent $40 million on Ferrari’s controversial first EV.

By Abigail Bassett

Ferrari’s First EV Heads to Monterey Car Week Auction With a $1.1M Estimate

After a bruising debut and unexpectedly strong sales, Ferrari’s first EV is heading to auction with a seven-figure estimate and charity angle.

By Abigail Bassett

The 2026 Bentley Bentayga Speed Delivers Songs of Power, But Subtly

Despite its considerable power, this luxury SUV favors stately design over the flash of rivals like the Purosangue or Urus.

By John Scott Lewinski

For Italian Automakers, Beauty Has Always Come Before Horsepower

By John Scott Lewinski

Walid Mehanna on Carrying the World’s Oldest Pharma Giant Into the A.I. Era

By Sissi Cao

The British Cars That Command the Most Reverence—and the Highest Prices

By John Scott Lewinski

The American Collector Cars That Hold Their Own Against Ferrari and Mercedes

By John Scott Lewinski

Jony Ive-Designed Ferrari Luce Tests CEO Benedetto Vigna’s EV Bet

By Abigail Bassett

The Best Father’s Day Gifts for the Dad Who Appreciates the Finer Things

By Morgan Halberg

Luxury Auctions Surged Last Year, With Jewelry, Ferrari and Hermès Driving Record Results

By Elisa Carollo

Porsche’s New CEO Michael Leiters Outlines Turnaround Plan Amid Company ‘Crisis’

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Apple TV Chief Eddy Cue Brings His Formula 1 Passion to Streaming and Apps

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

The 2027 Ferrari Amalfi: A Very Uncommon Car for Common Use

By John Scott Lewinski

Ferrari’s First EV Arrives, But Its Electric Drive Slows Down

By Abigail Bassett

100 Leaders Shaping the Future of Artificial Intelligence

By The Editors

Media and Entertainment Moguls Touch Down in Sun Valley for Allen & Co. Conference

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Is Tesla Truly Immune to Trump’s Auto Tariffs? Yes and No.

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

From Racing to Red Carpets: Lewis Hamilton’s Style Evolution

By Sarah Whitacre

Rare 1962 Ferrari Poised to Break Auction Records: $60M Estimate

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Ferrari

News About Ferrari

Meet Herbert Wertheim, the Billionaire Who Paid $40M for Ferrari’s First EV

Ferrari’s First EV Heads to Monterey Car Week Auction With a $1.1M Estimate

The 2026 Bentley Bentayga Speed Delivers Songs of Power, But Subtly

For Italian Automakers, Beauty Has Always Come Before Horsepower

Walid Mehanna on Carrying the World’s Oldest Pharma Giant Into the A.I. Era

The British Cars That Command the Most Reverence—and the Highest Prices

The American Collector Cars That Hold Their Own Against Ferrari and Mercedes

Jony Ive-Designed Ferrari Luce Tests CEO Benedetto Vigna’s EV Bet

The Best Father’s Day Gifts for the Dad Who Appreciates the Finer Things

Luxury Auctions Surged Last Year, With Jewelry, Ferrari and Hermès Driving Record Results

Porsche’s New CEO Michael Leiters Outlines Turnaround Plan Amid Company ‘Crisis’

Apple TV Chief Eddy Cue Brings His Formula 1 Passion to Streaming and Apps

The 2027 Ferrari Amalfi: A Very Uncommon Car for Common Use

Ferrari’s First EV Arrives, But Its Electric Drive Slows Down

100 Leaders Shaping the Future of Artificial Intelligence

Media and Entertainment Moguls Touch Down in Sun Valley for Allen & Co. Conference

Is Tesla Truly Immune to Trump’s Auto Tariffs? Yes and No.

From Racing to Red Carpets: Lewis Hamilton’s Style Evolution

Rare 1962 Ferrari Poised to Break Auction Records: $60M Estimate

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