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Ferrari Luce: What has Ferrari gone and done?

Ferrari Luce: What has Ferrari gone and done?
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Ferrari has unveiled the 'Luce,' its first fully electric grand tourer, marking a significant and controversial shift in the brand's design and engineering philosophy. The move has triggered a polarized reaction from enthusiasts and a decline in investor confidence.

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It illustrates the challenges legacy luxury brands face when transitioning to electric vehicles while trying to maintain their core identity.

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Ferrari has never been a company afraid of change. Throughout its history, Maranello has repeatedly challenged convention, whether through mid-engined super-cars, turbocharging, hybridisation or radical aerodynamic philosophies born from motor sport. Yet even by Ferrari’s standards, the unveiling of the Luce feels like a moment of enormous significance — and perhaps, enormous risk. This is not merely Ferrari’s first electric vehicle. It is a complete reimagining of what a Ferrari can be.

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