Ferrari Luce Debuts as Brand’s First Electric Supercar
Ferrari has launched the Ferrari Luce, its first fully electric vehicle. The launch places Ferrari among luxury brands now offering electric performance cars.
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The Ferrari Luce combines speed with battery-powered technology. Ferrari revealed the model in a company statement on Monday.
The new electric car reaches speeds above 310 kilometres per hour. It also delivers a driving range of more than 530 kilometres.
Ferrari said the Ferrari Luce can accelerate from zero to 100kph in 2.5 seconds. The vehicle uses a 122kWh battery pack.
The Ferrari Luce weighs 2.26 tonnes. That makes it the heaviest production model in Ferrari’s history.
The model also breaks from Ferrari’s traditional design approach. It is only the second four-door car ever produced by the company.
The Ferrari Luce is also Ferrari’s first five-seater vehicle. The brand is widely known for compact two-seat sports cars.
Ferrari president John Elkann described the launch as an important step for the company. He said Ferrari continues to shape future automotive technology.
The company selected the name “Luce,” which means “Light” in Italian. The name reflects Ferrari’s move toward electric mobility.
The Ferrari Luce enters a growing but challenging electric vehicle market. Carmakers including Porsche and Lamborghini already sell electric-focused models or hybrid alternatives.
However, demand for electric luxury vehicles has slowed across the industry. Several manufacturers have reduced expansion plans for fully electric lineups.
Last year, Ferrari adjusted its long-term electric vehicle target. The company now expects electric models to represent 20 percent of its offerings by 2030.
Ferrari had earlier projected electric vehicles would account for 40 percent of total production by that year.
Despite slower industry growth, Ferrari continues investing in electric engineering. The Ferrari Luce highlights the company’s strategy to balance performance with cleaner transportation technology.
The launch has generated strong interest among luxury car buyers and industry analysts. Ferrari now joins the competitive market for high-performance electric vehicles.
The Ferrari Luce represents a major shift for one of the world’s most recognized sports car brands.
