Insert the charging cable into a properly grounded wall outlet before connecting it to the vehicle.
Insert the charging plug firmly into the vehicle’s charging port until fully seated.
Verify that the charging equipment indicator lights illuminate.
Lock the vehicle using the remote control. This step activates the charging session.
Confirm that the green charging symbol appears on the instrument panel.
Ferrari hybrid charging performance depends on residential electrical capacity and stable circuit conditions. Dedicated charging infrastructure helps support consistent charging and uninterrupted operation.
| Charging Setup | Key Considerations |
|---|---|
| 120V Portable Charger (Level 1) | Use a properly grounded outlet, avoid shared circuits and extension cords, and maintain adequate airflow around the charging unit. |
| Dedicated Wallbox (Level 2) | Provides faster recharge times, more stable amperage delivery, and a permanent charging installation on a dedicated 240V circuit. |
Ferrari hybrid charging equipment uses LED indicators and instrument cluster symbols to display charging status and charging alerts.
Indicator Light |
Meaning |
|---|---|
| Solid Blue | Power active, no vehicle connected |
| Flashing Blue | Vehicle connected |
| Dual Flashing Blue | Charging process active |
| Orange | Operating temperature exceeded — charging speed may be reduced |
| Red | Fault detected during charge cycle |
If a red indicator appears, disconnect the cable and reconnect it directly to a properly grounded outlet, ensuring no extension cords or adapters are used. If the condition persists, professional service assistance may be required.
Once activated, the vehicle automatically helps manage battery stability during extended inactivity.
| Storage Situation | Recommended Preparation |
|---|---|
| Seasonal vehicle storage | Activate Long Parking Mode before extended inactivity |
| Limited charging access | Charge the vehicle adequately before storage |
| Infrequent driving periods | Monitor battery status through connected vehicle services |
| Climate-controlled garage storage | Maintain stable storage conditions and periodic system checks |
| Driving Mode | Description |
|---|---|
| eDrive | Prioritizes electric-only operation during low-speed or short-distance driving when conditions allow. |
| Hybrid | Automatically balances electric and combustion power for everyday driving and battery management. |
| Performance | Keeps the engine active and maintains battery charge for consistent electric boost availability and immediate response. |
Using the appropriate mode helps support stable battery behavior, charging efficiency, and overall hybrid system readiness.
Consistent charging habits help preserve remote access, since some connectivity features may become temporarily unavailable if battery charge falls too low.
Consistent charging habits support battery stability and help keep your Ferrari hybrid ready for immediate use. Structured charging supports system continuity during daily driving and extended storage.
Routine consistency helps maintain stable battery management and uninterrupted connectivity.
| Recommended Practices | Practices to Avoid |
|---|---|
| Use official Ferrari charging equipment | Avoid extension cords or unsupported adapters |
| Charge using a properly grounded outlet | Avoid overloaded or unstable shared circuits |
| Enable Long Parking Mode during extended storage | Avoid leaving the battery at critically low charge levels |
| Monitor charging activity through MyFerrari Connect | Avoid prolonged inactivity without maintaining charge |
Charging discipline is one part of hybrid ownership. For factory-aligned service intervals, inspections, and long-term care, explore the Hybrid Ferrari Maintenance Guide.
Connect the official charging cable directly to a properly grounded outlet—preferably on a dedicated 20-amp circuit—then insert it into the vehicle’s charging port and lock the car to begin charging. Most models recharge in approximately 2.5–4 hours on a standard 120V setup.
Charging typically takes 2.5–4 hours with the standard 120V portable charger, depending on battery level and temperature. A Level 2 wallbox installation can reduce charging time.
Yes. Ferrari plug-in hybrid models should be connected to an external charger to maintain battery readiness. While energy is recovered during driving, routine plug-in charging supports stable battery management.
Long Parking Mode is a dashboard-activated feature that regulates battery levels during extended storage. It should be enabled if the vehicle will remain parked for more than two weeks.
If battery charge becomes low, the internal combustion engine supports normal driving. However, the vehicle should be recharged before extended storage to maintain proper system operation.
No. The charging cable must be connected directly to a properly grounded outlet. Extension cords, power strips, and adapters should not be used.
Solid blue indicates power with no vehicle connected. Flashing blue confirms connection. Dual flashing blue indicates active charging. Orange suggests temperature limitation, and red indicates a charging fault.
Yes. The supplied 120V portable charger can be used with a properly grounded outlet. A dedicated 20-amp circuit is recommended for stability. Level 2 wallbox systems provide faster charging.
Yes. MyFerrari Connect displays real-time battery percentage, charging status, estimated range, and time remaining to full charge.
Charging is only one part of hybrid ownership stewardship — for the complete factory-aligned service cadence, high-voltage diagnostics, annual inspections, and long-term system preservation, explore our Ferrari Maintenance Guide.
For a comprehensive view of acquisition strategy, maintenance planning, insurance considerations, and stewardship philosophy, explore the Ferrari Ownership Guide.
For personalized assistance regarding charging setup, storage planning, or hybrid system questions, contact our authorized Ferrari service team for guidance aligned with factory standards.
