The Ferrari Luce is all set to be unveiled next month. Now, a new report has emerged, claiming that the preliminary price of Ferrari’s first-ever electric car will be €550,000, which is approximately $647,000.
The Ferrari Luce, most certainly, won’t be cheap. It’s a Ferrari after all, and the brand isn’t chasing volumes. The Luce is likely to be positioned at the higher end of the performance EV range, way above the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT and Tesla Model S Plaid.
Based on the Elettrica EV platform, the Luce will be equipped with two electric axles. The front axle delivers 282 hp and up to 3500 Nm to the wheels. The rear axle delivers 831 hp and 8000 Nm in Performance Launch mode, for a combined output of over 1100 hp.
Ferrari claims, the Luce will be capable of accelerating from 0-62 mph in 2.5 seconds, while its top speed will be pegged at around 193 mph. The 122 kWh battery will give it a range of around 530 km.
Source: Bloomberg / Image courtesy: @avarvarii