Ferrari's Luce EV Production Fully Allocated for 2027
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Ferrari's first electric vehicle, the Luce, is fully allocated for its 2027 production. Priced at approximately $615,000, the first deliveries are set to begin in the fourth quarter, but new customers will face a one-year wait.
Ferrari's First Electric Vehicle
Ferrari has announced that all allocations for its upcoming electric vehicle, the Luce, have been filled for the 2027 production year. This marks a significant step for the automaker as it enters the electric vehicle market.
The Luce, designed by former Apple design chief Jony Ive, is a five-seat model with a starting price of around $615,000. First deliveries are anticipated to commence in the fourth quarter of 2027.
Waitlist for New Customers
During a recent call discussing the company's third-quarter results, CEO Benedetto Vigna indicated that new customers wishing to purchase the Luce will encounter a wait of about one year. This reflects the high demand and limited production capacity for Ferrari's inaugural electric offering.
While Ferrari has not released specific production numbers for the Luce, the overwhelming response underscores the brand's strong market presence and the growing interest in luxury electric vehicles.