Ferrari's Luce electric car fully allocated through 2027
The Italian luxury automaker's first battery-powered vehicle has sold out its production slots for the next three years.
At a glance
- Ferrari's first electric car, the Luce, is fully allocated through 2027
- CEO Benedetto Vigna confirmed the production slots are sold out
- The model has generated considerable debate within the automotive community
Ferrari's inaugural electric vehicle, the Luce, has reached full allocation through 2027, according to Chief Executive Benedetto Vigna. The model has proven divisive among enthusiasts and observers since its announcement.
The Luce represents a significant shift for the storied Italian manufacturer as it transitions toward electrified powertrains. Demand for the vehicle has outpaced available production capacity through the coming years.
Why it matters
The Luce's rapid allocation signals strong market demand for luxury electric vehicles, even as the model remains controversial among traditional Ferrari enthusiasts.
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