When Ferrari shocked the world with the Purosangue in September 2022, it claimed the V12-powered SUV was “unlike any other.” Fast-forward nearly four years, and that statement also applies to the Luce. It’s not just because a combustion engine is notably absent. Described as “a new chapter for the Maranello marque,” the EV introduces several firsts.
Luce has the largest staggered wheel setup ever fitted to a Ferrari, with 23-inch wheels at the front and 24-inchers at the rear. It uses automotive-grade Corning Gorilla Glass, E Ink technology for the key, and an inverter that eliminates the need for a 48-volt battery. Additionally, it’s the company’s first model with active aerodynamic grilles.
