Alfa Romeo ventures into the electric arena with the Giulia EV, a 1,000PS powerhouse aiming to rival Tesla’s Plaid and Porsche’s Taycan GT. This stunning EV not only boasts sleek Italian design but also promises a thrilling driving experience. However, it faces a challenge: maintaining its allure while battling reliability concerns often associated with “Italian electrics.”

BMW reinvents itself with the Neue Klasse, a bespoke electric platform designed to outshine the competition. Combining cutting-edge design with improved range and fast-charging capabilities, this EV could finally challenge Tesla's dominance while correcting past missteps in the luxury EV market.

Ferrari’s first fully electric car is a bold departure for the legendary marque. Expected to blend its iconic performance with a coupe-inspired SUV design, this EV is Ferrari’s attempt to stay relevant in a shifting market. However, the question remains: will loyalists embrace an electric Ferrari, or will it merely serve as a ticket to the coveted V12 buyer’s list?

The Jaguar EV GT represents the company’s most ambitious transformation yet. Shifting from diesel sedans to Bentley-esque luxury EVs, this model carries the weight of Jaguar’s survival. Boasting a sleek design and luxury-focused technology, it’s set to compete in a tough market where electrification faces skepticism from high-end buyers.

The Porsche 718 Boxster EV reimagines the classic roadster for a fully electric future. With its legendary handling and a driver-centric cabin, it promises to maintain Porsche’s heritage. However, as EV adoption slows, the challenge lies in convincing enthusiasts that an electric Boxster can deliver the same visceral thrills as its petrol predecessors.