2028 Ferrari Luce EV Will Sit Atop the Lineup and Cost a Fortune
The Prancing Horse brand has reportedly settled on a preliminary starting price for its first EV ahead of the car's May reveal.
www.caranddriver.comHere’s the latest on Ferrari Luce pricing based on recent reports.
Core answer
Context and sources
What to watch
Illustrative point
Would you like a quick side-by-side table comparing Luce pricing across regions as reported, or a chart of price trajectory events (announcements, reveals, confirmations) with dates? I can assemble that with precise citations.
The Prancing Horse brand has reportedly settled on a preliminary starting price for its first EV ahead of the car's May reveal.
www.caranddriver.comFerrari is launching its first all-electric car, the Luce, a four-door model priced over €500,000, despite doubts over electric sports cars.
auto.economictimes.indiatimes.comFerrari’s first ever EV will be called Luce, and here’s a sneak peek at its retro-modern interior. Read more!
www.selectcarleasing.co.ukIf true, that would make the new electric Prancing Horse's base price nearly double that of a 296 GTB.
www.roadandtrack.com①Thelatest information shows that the starting price of Ferrari's first all-electric model, Luce, is set at 550,000 euros (approximately 4.4 million RMB), significantly higher than the starting price of around 450,000 euros for the internal combustion engine model Purosangue; ②The new model will be officially unveiled in Rome next month, and its market performance will test whether supercar users are willing to embrace high-end electrification while also validating the residual value potential...
news.futunn.comFerrari Luce: 550.000 euros for the brands first electric model
www.phprentacar.roBloomberg reports that the Ferrari Luce will start at €550,000 in Italy, making it a full €100,000 more expensive than the V12-powered Purosangue SUV.
www.motor1.comFerrari apparently put a price tag on its upcoming all-electric vehicle, the Luce. It’ll have a starting cost of around $647,000 (€550,000), according to Bloomberg sources. Prospective customers sure have a tough decision ahead of them. Multiple people consulted by Bloomberg say that the Ferrari Luce will have a starting price of over half a million euros, give or take 10%. That makes it a lot more expensive than the V12-powered four-seater Purosangue with coach doors that has an MSRP of...
www.autospies.com