Official Start of the Ferrari Electric Era
We have witnessed the beginning of a new automotive era, which includes an electric Ferrari. It seems the brand even accidentally “leaked” the design of the new model a few minutes early during its own broadcast. However, we knew this was coming. We saw camouflaged test cars traversing Europe. Company executives avoided direct answers. Spy photographers hunted for disguised prototypes.
Yet it always felt like Maranello was trying to buy time before facing the biggest challenge in its modern history. Well, time is up. Meet the Ferrari Luce.
* This is a developing story. We will update this post as new details emerge.
Technical Specifications and Dimensions
The new Ferrari Luce impresses not only with its name but also with its technical specifications. This is a full-size vehicle that promises to become a new benchmark in the world of premium electric vehicles.
- Front: 265/35 R23 J9.5
- Rear: 315/30 R24 J11
- Front: CCM, 15.4 x 1.3 in (390 x 34 mm)
- Rear: CCM, 14.6 x 1.3 in (372 x 34 mm)
- Number of Electric Motors: 4 (one per wheel)
- Maximum Power**: 1036 hp (772 kW / 1050 cv)
- Maximum Torque (at motors)**: 730 lb-ft (990 Nm)
- Maximum Torque (at wheels): 8482 lb-ft (11500 Nm)
- Axle Power: 282 hp (210 kW)
- Torque at Wheels**: 2508 lb-ft (3400 Nm)
- Torque at Motors**: 207 lb-ft (280 Nm)
- Specific Power: 3.23 kW/kg (93% efficiency)
- Motor Speed: 30,000 rpm
- Weight: 143 lbs (65 kg)
- Axle Power: 831 hp (620 kW)
- Torque at Wheels**: 5716 lb-ft (7750 Nm)
- Torque at Motors**: 524 lb-ft (710 Nm)
- Specific Power: 4.80 kW/kg (93% efficiency)
- Motor Speed: 25,500 rpm
- Weight: 284 lbs (129 kg)
- Number of Cells: 210 (15 modules of 14 cells)
- Total Specific Power: 195 Wh/kg
- Cell Specific Power: 305 Wh/kg
- Total Capacity: 122 kWh
- Maximum Voltage: 800 V
- Maximum Charging Power: 350 kW
- 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h): 2.5 s
- 0-124 mph (0-200 km/h): 6.8 s
- Top Speed: 193 mph (310 km/h)
- Range***: 329 miles (530 km)
- Consumption (WLTP cycle): Under homologation
* With optional equipment, ** In Launch Control mode, *** Estimated (under homologation)
This car is not just another EV, but a true technological breakthrough from Ferrari. Impressive 1036 horsepower, four independent motors, and a range of over 500 kilometers make it a competitor to the world’s best hypercars, but with zero emissions. Particularly noteworthy is the all-wheel drive system with individual wheel control, promising incredible handling and dynamics previously unseen in electric vehicles. This is a bold step for a brand always associated with the roar of a V12 engine, and it now proves that the future can be not only sustainable but also extraordinarily fast and emotional.