The electric Ferrari Luce, whose design sparked mixed reactions among brand enthusiasts, has already caught the attention of a tuning studio. The UAE-based company Venuum has prepared its own vision for modifying the new five-seat electric Ferrari. Carscoops writes about this.
The tuners presented a series of renders with a new aerodynamic body kit, which involves extensive use of carbon fiber elements. Venuum already has experience working with models such as the Ferrari Purosangue, Rolls-Royce Wraith, and Bugatti Chiron.
Ferrari Luce receives a carbon fiber aerodynamic package
A new carbon fiber splitter has appeared on the front of the electric car, along with additional aerodynamic elements on the bumper. Furthermore, the project includes widened front wheel arches and new carbon fiber side skirts.
The air vents on the front doors also received carbon fiber trim. All changes are aimed at creating a more aggressive exterior look for the model.
The Venuum tuning for the Ferrari electric car was complemented by a new rear wing
The rear of the Ferrari Luce has also undergone changes. The car has received widened wheel arches, a fixed rear wing, and a new carbon fiber diffuser.
At the moment, it is unknown whether Venuum will produce the kit in this exact form for retail sale. Meanwhile, the publication notes that the emergence of various modification packages for the Ferrari Luce seems quite likely.
The Ferrari Luce has become the first production electric vehicle from the Italian manufacturer. Since its unveiling, the model has regularly been the subject of discussion due to its appearance. This is precisely why independent tuning companies are already offering their own design alteration options for the new model.