Ferrari Luce: New 1036 hp electric supercar unveiled
Ferrari has announced the exterior design and full technical specifications of its new Luce electric vehicle. As the brand's second five-door and first five-seater car after the Purosangue, this model will go on sale for approximately £440,000. Deliveries in the UK are scheduled for spring 2027. This is reported by Autocar.co.uk .
The Luce is equipped with four electric motors, with a separate motor for each wheel. The total output is 1036 hp, and the 122 kWh battery provides a range of up to 529 kilometers (329 miles) on a single charge. According to Ferrari, the electric car reaches 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds, with a top speed of 309 km/h.
The car's design was developed by the LoveFrom agency, founded by former Apple designers Sir Jony Ive and Mark Newson. Ferrari representatives noted that this collaboration helped the brand rethink its design approach fundamentally. The Luce model stands out for its focus on aerodynamics, featuring the lowest drag coefficient of any road car in the company's history.
The Luce also impresses with its dimensions: at 5026 mm long, it is 53 mm longer than the Purosangue. To ensure interior spaciousness, the distance from the driver's seat to the front axle has been maintained as in the 296 GTB. Additionally, the rear doors open in a reverse direction, further enhancing its unique style.
