MILAN—Ferrari’s new chief executive on Monday unveiled a new organization and leadership changes aimed at sharpening its technology focus and product exclusivity as the luxury sports car maker embraces electrification. Benedetto Vigna, a tech industry veteran and a former top executive at chipmaker STMicroelectronics, took the CEO role in September with a task to drive Ferrari into the new era of cleaner, silent and interconnected mobility. Functions including “Product Development and Research & Development” “Digital & Data” and “Technologies & Infrastructures” will now directly report to the CEO, Ferrari said in a statement. As part of the overhaul, the company appointed Gianmaria Fulgenzi—at Ferrari since 2002 and recently head of supply chain at its racing division—as chief product development officer, it said. Ernesto Lasalandra was hired from Vigna’s former employer STMicro to become Ferrari’s chief research and development officer. Silvia Gabrielli, who joined Ferrari in 2019 from Microsoft, was appointed …