Ferrari Reveals the Price of the Luce, and Its First EV Will Cost $80k Less than Initially Expected

New Ferrari Luce EV Coming Stateside From $560,800

Made in Maranello, the first-ever Ferrari with electric-only propulsion is naturally coming stateside. According to Car and Driver, prospective customers in the US will have to spend $560,800 at the very least for the five-seater Fezza. Enormous, isn't it? Thing is, Ferrari could have been greedier. Nearly $120,000 pricier than the Purosangue, the Luce also ha... (continue reading...)

Ferrari Reveals the Price of the Luce, and Its First EV Will Cost $80k Less than Initially Expected

Ferrari’s first electric car will cost about $80k less than initially expected, but it’s still by far the most expensive five-seater production car on the market.

Ferrari Luce Electric car revealed with 1036bhp, 530km range, 350kW fast charging

Ferrari Luce is the carmaker's first all-electric car, featuring 4-electric motors producing a claimed 1,036bhp, a 122kWh battery and over 530km of range. It can accelerate from 0 to 100kmph in 2.5 seconds, reach speeds above 310kmph and support up to 350kW DC fast charging.

Ferrari's Luce EV Costs Way More Than Its V12 Purosangue SUV

Ferrari wants $560,800 for its first EV, and that's before you tick any boxes on the Luce's options list. The company's first EV arrives in the US in 2027.