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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.

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Ferrari CEO Stands By Luce as Demand Builds for the Brand's First EV
Ferrari CEO Stands By Luce as Demand Builds for the Brand's First EV
Ferrari says its inaugural electric model is already attracting buyers, with deposits now being taken.
31.May.2026
Ferrari May Soon Introduce a Convertible Version of Its Latest Sports Car
Ferrari May Soon Introduce a Convertible Version of Its Latest Sports Car
The upcoming drop-top model is expected to share the same 631-hp twin-turbo 3.9-liter V8 engine as its coupe counterpart.
24.Feb.2026
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17.Feb.2026
Record-Breaking Sale: Exclusive Ferrari Daytona SP3 Fetches $26 Million at Auction
Record-Breaking Sale: Exclusive Ferrari Daytona SP3 Fetches $26 Million at Auction
The latest Ferrari Daytona SP3 achieves a historic $26 million sale, marking the highest price ever for a new Ferrari at auction. Proceeds support the Ferrari Foundation.
20.Aug.2025
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