Whether at home, while traveling, or during extended storage, a consistent approach to charging supports readiness and long-term battery health. This is a quick reference, for full technical detail on electrical setup, indicator lights, and troubleshooting, see our Ferrari Hybrid Recharge Guide.
To start a session:
To end a session: unlock the vehicle, remove the cable from the vehicle first, power down the wallbox if applicable, disconnect from the outlet, then close the charging port flap. This order protects the system during disconnection.
*Use only official Ferrari charging equipment, never an extension cord, power strip, or adapter.
For storage exceeding two weeks, activate Long Parking Mode to help the vehicle manage battery levels automatically during inactivity.
To activate or deactivate: Settings, then Car, then Long Parking Mode.
If you won’t have charging access at your destination, confirm the vehicle has adequate charge before leaving it.
A charge level that’s too low during storage can interrupt normal operation and require reconnection to an approved charger before full functionality returns.
MyFerrari Connect lets you check charge percentage, confirm an active charging session, and review estimated range and progress remotely.
Keeping the high-voltage system above its minimum threshold keeps these features working without interruption.
Reach out to Ferrari of Fort Lauderdale’s authorized service team for model-specific charging guidance, home charging setup consultation, seasonal storage planning, or any high-voltage system concern.
Our technicians use manufacturer-prescribed diagnostics and genuine components to keep your car aligned with factory standards.
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