The Ferrari Luce has been priced at $991,446 before on-road costs in Australia, with local deliveries not expected until the fourth quarter of 2027! That makes the Ferrari EV considerably more expensive in Australia than in Europe, where prices start at €550,000, equivalent to around $891,000.
For comparison, the 296 Speciale costs $984,020, the 849 Testarossa Assetto Fiorano is priced at $1,010,485, whereas the Purosangue begins at $839,992 before on-road costs.
The Ferrari Luce uses four electric motors, with one powering each wheel. Combined output stands at a serious 772 kW (1035 hp) and 990 Nm (730 lb ft) of torque, giving Ferrari’s first EV the kind of performance expected from the Italian brand.
The EV uses a 122 kWh battery developed in-house and an 800V electrical architecture. Ferrari says the Luce can travel more than 530 km (330 miles) on a single charge under the WLTP cycle.
Source: Car Expert
