Life Just Got A Lot Better For Ferrari SF90 And 296 Owners

Key Takeaways

Ferrari introduces new Warranty Extension Hybrid and Power Hybrid warranties for electrified models.
The new programs give Ferrari owners with peace of mind, covering important components for a longer period of time.
The Power Hybrid warranty covers a high-voltage battery pack replacement in year 16.

Ferrari has introduced two new extended warranties for owners of plug-in hybrids from Maranello. The new programs, Warranty Extension Hybrid and Power Hybrid, provide Ferrari owners with further peace of mind, especially those who plan on keeping their Prancing Horses for a prolonged period.

The Warranty Hybrid option is an all-inclusive extended warranty covering all vehicle aspects. Should customers decide to extend the warranty to eight years (up from the standard five), the automaker says it will replace the high-voltage battery pack (HVB) at no extra charge to the owner. Given the price of replacement batteries, this sounds like a great deal.

Making Life A Bit Easier For Ferrari PHEV Owners

With the Power Hybrid warranty, Ferrari allows customers to extend the standard warranty (which covers major powertrain components) from year 8 to year 16. This means customers can retain ownership of their electrified supercars without fear of being hit with a costly repair. The automaker says that the Power Hybrid warranty also covers the expected replacement of the high-voltage battery pack in year 16 at no cost to the owner.

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Not only does this quell any concerns the owner may have about the complicated PHEV system, but it also has the potential to add value to the vehicle. Both warranties are transferable to new owners, who will likely pay a premium for these safety nets. Ferrari says the packages can be purchased in renewable packages (renewable for two to four years) and can be activated by any official Ferrari dealer, whether you’re in Beverly Hills or Bangkok.

Older Ferraris Haven’t Been Excluded

Even Ferraris no longer in the three-year warranty period are eligible; the automaker will activate the Warranty Hybrid or Power Hybrid packages following an inspection. The automaker says the new packages reflect its commitment to its customers. However, as Ferrari plans to introduce more electrified vehicles – and its first-ever electric car – warranties such as this will become all the more critical.