Ferrari restructures to tackle electrified future
“We want to push the boundaries further in all areas by harnessing technology in a unique Ferrari way,” Vigna said. “Our new organisation will enhance our agility, essential to seizing the opportunities ahead of us in this fast-evolving environment.”
The leadership team has also been expanded by promoting current Ferrari employees and through external hires, the firm said, with several executive moves from Europe’s largestErnesto Lasalandra, former research and development chief at ST Microelectronics, has been moved into a similar role at the Italian car maker.
Vigna himself joined from ST Microelectronics last September, before three members of its senior management team departed, including chief technology officer Michael Leiters.
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