euronews interview – Ferrarri boss wants better future for his country

www.euronews.com Ferrari president Luca Cordero di Montezemolo was in Paris for the World Automobile Fair. Euronews spoke to him about the state of the car industry, sports competitions and politics. Giovanni Magi, euronews: “Ferrari is one of the few car makers that has overcome the serious crisis affecting the European car market. Is it because yours is a niche market? Or are there other reasons to your success?” Luca Cordero di Montezemolo: “It depends on three things: large investments in innovation, which provides us with a range of brand new cars. “Globalisation – we are now present in 60 countries around the world. “And customer satisfaction – we make sure those who own a Ferrari feel they are part of a club, it’s very personal, they can even have a tailor-made Ferrari.” euronews: “Your customers probably don’t care much about the price of oil. But will Ferraris continue to run on petrol for a long time?” Luca Cordero di Montezemolo: “The answer is yes, because I personally don’t have much faith in electric cars. But we are working on two fronts. “First of all – and we can already see the results – with technologies that will enable a significant reduction in fuel consumption. We’re talking about more than 30 percent compared to previous models. And also a reduction in emissions. “Secondly, the hybrid car: by the end of this year, Ferrari will come out with its first ever hybrid model. We use experience gained in Formula 1 with the Kers system, which enables the …

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28 thoughts on “euronews interview – Ferrarri boss wants better future for his country”

That must mean highly intelligent, astute and right! Right?

Other than that please use insults we can all understand kiddo, save your ‘trendy’ nonsense for the playground speaking of which shouldn’t you be at school?

Or you could try engaging – Why do you think Italy is better off being ruled by people they don’t elect, have a currency that doesn’t work for them and have their national law play second fiddle to idealists, bullies and bureaucrats who know worse that nothing of economics?

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Even here you are… pufffffffffffff

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Europe should go back to riding horses. Green Energy.

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If Italians want a better future and to get back on their feet all they need to do is leave the EU and ditch pretty much everything they have foisted on their country.

I salute the first country who’s public beats their EU bribed political class and rids themselves of that. 80% of our people are wanting an in/out EU referendum and the people who are supposed to represent us refuse. Lets see how brave and pro EU they all are when they start losing their seats.

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