Luxury car manufacturer Ferrari is readying high-performance variants of its best-sellers as part of a product offensive that will almost completely refresh its line-up in 2025, Autocar reports.

Incoming are aggressive versions of the Roma, 296, and SF90 sports cars, which will arrive alongside the already revealed F80, a LaFerrari successor.

They will join the new V12-powered 12Cilindri and Purosangue SUV – the latter of which, as it currently stands, will be the sole Ferrari not to receive a new variant in 2025.

The performance push comes as the Italian firm enters the final stages of the build-up to the launch of its long-awaited first EV, which will make its debut on October 9 at Ferrari’s Capital Markets Day.

The onslaught of new models represents a change of strategy for Ferrari, which is not aiming to improve its sales volumes—typically slightly under 14,000 annually—but instead diversify its product mix—selling a greater number of model lines, but each in smaller numbers.