Hamilton, who has not secured a podium in 21 outings for Ferrari, described his first season with the team as a “nightmare” earlier this month.
Responding to Elkann's comments, Hamilton stated he is constantly focused on driving and maintains a “great relationship” with the chairman, insisting he has not taken the remarks personally.
Despite a sprint victory in China, Hamilton's move to Ferrari has largely not gone to plan, with the team currently fourth in the constructors' championship.
Hamilton expressed his unwavering belief in the team's resilience and his commitment to achieving success, acknowledging that steering the large organisation in a new direction requires significant time.