Ferrari has unveiled the design for the first all-electric car in its history. The model is named the Ferrari Luce and it is a five-seat hatchback. Design work was carried out by Jony Ive, who previously held the role of lead designer at Apple.
Powering the vehicle are four electric motors with a combined output of 1035 horsepower. Approximately 800 of those horses drive the rear axle, while the remainder powers the front. Torque figures reach 8000 Nm. This allows the Luce to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds. The battery holds 122 kWh, offering a theoretical range of 530 km on a single charge. It weighs 2260 kg, which is nearly the same as a Toyota Land Cruiser and 227 kg heavier than the V12 powered Ferrari Purosangue.
Regarding the styling, the firm asserts that the design does not look compromised by the presence of number plates. On the subject of the interior, Ferrari states that the cabin is the most pleasant in the world.
“салон Luce – самый приятный в мире”
Many parts within utilize physical switches and buttons instead of following the trend of touchscreens.
The cost for the first electric Ferrari is 550,000 euros, which is equivalent to 49,225,000 rubles. This translates to approximately 595,000 US dollars. Sales are scheduled to begin in 2027.
Source: Ferrari
