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The surprising Ferrari Luce
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The surprising Ferrari Luce

With 4 doors, 5 seats and a generous trunk, the Luce is the most spacious and versatile Ferrari ever designed without sacrificing one iota of performance. Practical, intuitive, and very thrilling to drive, this all-electric sedan is far from lacking in attributes.


Signed by the designers of the iPhone and benefiting from 60 patents, the Luce is the talk of the town and astonishes purists. This model owes the lowest drag coefficient in the history of the Prancing Horse brand to aerodynamic design, smooth, continuous and uninterrupted surfaces, active air vents, and a front 10 mm lower when driven. The rear lights retract when extinguished to ensure preservation of the car's pure design, with the windshield sliding directly into the hood. Thanks to its four electric motors, the Luce boasts 1,050 hp, chalks up 0-100 km in 2.5 seconds, a top speed of 310 km/hr, and a range of 530 km. The independent subframe with its elastic suspension helps to reduce vibration.

Luxury property magazine - Article Ferrari Luce rear view - main Photo
Prices for the Luce, meaning "Light" in Italian, start from 550,000 €.
Prices for the Luce, meaning "Light" in Italian, start from 550,000 €.
Luxury property magazine - Article Ferrari Luce side view - main Photo
Prices for the Luce, meaning "Light" in Italian, start from 550,000 €.
Prices for the Luce, meaning "Light" in Italian, start from 550,000 €.
Luxury property magazine - Article Ferrari Luce interior - main Photo
Prices for the Luce, meaning "Light" in Italian, start from 550,000 €.
Prices for the Luce, meaning "Light" in Italian, start from 550,000 €.

Inside, the steering wheel with three spokes made of recycled aluminium, numerous features inspired by aeronautics, and the audio system comprised of 21 speakers all magnify the passenger experience. Needless to say, this surprising Ferrari has met with its fair share of critics, long familiar with the brand's classic models. Though is not criticism the inevitable by-product of change ?


Ecrit par
Laetitia Rossi - 14 October 2026