Ferrari, a brand synonymous with powerful internal combustion engines, is embracing the shift towards sustainable fuels for its vehicles. The EU's decision to extend the phase-out deadline for combustion engines beyond 2035, on the condition of using carbon-neutral fuels, has been met with enthusiasm by Ferrari. CEO Benedetto Vigna sees this as a positive development, allowing the continuation of their iconic vehicles. E-fuels like e-methanol, derived from green hydrogen and captured carbon dioxide, are highlighted as key players in Ferrari's future models, offering carbon neutrality and ease of implementation. While challenges exist, such as sourcing sustainable carbon dioxide and high production costs, the company remains optimistic about the potential of e-fuels. With a focus on reducing environmental impact while maintaining performance, Ferrari is poised to lead the industry in sustainable energy for internal combustion engines. The future looks bright for Ferrari as they navigate the evolving landscape of automotive technology.