Ferrari Luce I gallery (2026–present)

The first generation of the Ferrari Luce electric supercar, delivering 1,050 hp via four electric motors and all-wheel drive.

The first generation of the Ferrari Luce debuted in 2026 as the brand's first series-production battery electric vehicle. Built on a dedicated electric architecture with a low-mounted battery pack integrated directly into the chassis structure, the car achieves an optimal center of gravity and balanced weight distribution. The five-seat layout offers grand touring comfort alongside extreme sports car capabilities.

The propulsion system features four electric motors: the front axle is driven by twin 141-horsepower motors, while the rear axle utilizes two 476-horsepower motors, resulting in a total system output of 1,050 horsepower. This setup accelerates the vehicle from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.5 seconds. Compared to previous hybrid and combustion Ferrari models, the Luce introduces full all-wheel torque vectoring and a completely zero-emission high-performance platform.