Ferrari’s Luce EV Is Fully Allocated for 2027
Business · First reported 3 Nov, 18:51 · Updated 19:22
Ferrari says buyers have taken the planned 2027 production allocation of its Luce electric car. Coverage pairs that demand with the model’s launch backlash, while noting that Ferrari has not disclosed how many cars it plans to build.
- Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna said the Luce’s 2027 production run is fully allocated; buyers who order now may wait a year.
- Ferrari has not publicly disclosed the number of Luce cars planned, and the first deliveries are expected in the fourth quarter.
- One account describes the design as having drawn online backlash, while the other reports that criticism did not prevent the 2027 allocation from selling out.
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- 2027 allocation
- Fully allocated, according to CEO Benedetto Vigna.
- Starting price
- About $615,000.
- First deliveries
- Expected to begin in the fourth quarter.
- Planned production quantity
- Ferrari has not publicly disclosed how many Luce vehicles it plans to produce.
- Updated full-year adjusted-earnings guidance
- At least €3 billion, up from €2.97 billion.
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