Can the ICE chassis of the new Purosangue SUV be adapted to all electric?c?

I know, i know, the damn thing in ICE form isn't even out yet. But if it comes out with a v12 (which sadly may be Ferrari's last V12, ) How adaptable is that chassis to a full electric? Aren't the latest full electrics mere platforms for the battery with suspensions stuck at each end? I think going for a hybrid first is a waste of time, because n the UK they are already banning some ICE cars from "exclusionary emissions zones" and maybe it won't be too long before only all electric cars are allowed in these zones. (actually you can pay a 12 Pounds sterling fine and enter these zones for the day). Since Porsche has the all electric Taycan out now, i wish Ferrari would give an all electric version a bit of stick so we can have it before 2025.

Yeah I will miss the siren song of the V12 too....