Ferrari describes the Luce as a unique blend of electric power and supercar DNA: 

Quad-motor all-wheel-drive setup for incredible traction and control.

• Around 1,113 horsepower, putting it in serious supercar performance territory.
  
  

• 122 kWh battery with ultra-fast 350 kW charging capability — meaning rapid top-ups for real-world use.
  
  

• A distinctive body that mixes elements of a shooting brake, high-performance sedan, and supercar — blending practicality with Ferrari flair.

Although production is set to start in 2026, Ferrari’s Luce is already turning heads in the automotive community — not just because it’s an EV, but because it’s an EV with serious performance credentials and unmistakable identity. 

This matters for petrolheads and performance fans everywhere because:  

• It’s Ferrari’s first major move into electric performance cars, not a compromise model.
  
  

• Ferrari is showing that electric power doesn’t mean losing the spirit of performance — over 1,000 hp with quattro-drive capability is a supercar benchmark.
  
  

• Fast charging and usable range make it practical for spirited road driving, not just track blasts.

In other words, this is electric done right — the type that even traditional car lovers can respect because Ferrari is prioritizing performance first. 

Ferrari has officially shown interior details of the Luce — and it’s special. The cabin was co-designed with Sir Jony Ive’s LoveFrom studio (the designer behind the original iPhone), featuring premium materials like glass switches, aerospace-inspired OLED displays, and tactile controls that blend classic Ferrari feel with futuristic tech. 

While Ferrari has revealed the name Luce (meaning “light” in Italian) and the cockpit, the full exterior reveal is scheduled for May 25, 2026 at a special event in Italy. This will finally show the entire EV’s looks, performance cues, and possibly more technical specs. 

The Luce won’t stand alone — Ferrari has confirmed it plans to launch five new models in 2026, led by this all-electric flagship. This indicates Ferrari is seriously expanding its portfolio and blending traditional supercar DNA with cutting-edge performance tech. 

The Ferrari Luce isn’t just another EV — it’s one of the most anticipated cars ever released by a performance brand: 

•       Quad motors + 1,000+ hp = hypercar performance

•       Fast charging + real range = everyday usability

•      Design by Apple legend = futuristic luxury cockpit

•      Reveal in May = one of 2026’s biggest launches 

This story proves electric cars can be exciting, powerful, and beloved by enthusiasts — not just practical or boring tech boxes.