in three and two and one we are alive for a new electric podcast episode i'm fred laybert

your host and as usual i'm joined by the great set winthrop are you doing set i'm good all right

we're going to do things a little bit different today we're going to start with what i've been

teasing for the last few episodes of the podcast,

why I was going to Italy this week.

I just came back last night.

I'm still a little bit days from a transport.

It was a quick trip also, like I came and going, so I didn't get much sleep.

But I got to see the technology behind Ferrari's first all electric vehicle.

So that's the elephant in the room here.

We didn't actually get to see the car.

It was a big event.

They brought in a few dozen journalists from all over the world to go check this out.

But they said once we're there, you're like, surprise, you're not even going to get

to see the car. Actually, I got to see it. I saw it on the road for half a second on public roads,

but it's so heavily camouflage that you don't even know what type. It could be like a crossover,

it could be a wagon, it could be a sedan wow we don't even know because

they go crazy with their camouflage like it's like one of those you know um the kids they race downhill

with those soapbox uh oh soapbox yeah uh it looked like that like we're just much bigger

um but yeah so the idea behind it why they brought brought us in. So yeah, we're going to start with the Ferrari Electica, which might be a placeholder name. They didn't want to confirm it, but that's what they're calling it for now. Next year when the vehicle actually launches might be a different name. We'll see. We're going to start with that. I'm going to talk about that a little bit then we're going to talk about obviously later on

the show the Tesla's standard range model 3 model Y launching we have the FSDV 14 that we want to

discuss real quick that launch earlier this week and then the Chevy boat that just relaunched and a little

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