Ferrari's Luce Sold Out for 2027 Production Before Deliveries Begin
Ferrari says every Luce planned for sale in 2027 has already been allocated to customers, with first deliveries due by the end of this year. CEO Benedetto Vigna made the remarks after the company's third-quarter results.
Every Luce that Ferrari plans to sell in 2027, the Italian carmaker's first fully electric model, has already been allocated to customers. Chief Executive Benedetto Vigna made the announcement at a meeting to present third-quarter financial results. He said the company was "very pleased" with the interest in the car.
In comments to reporters, Vigna said that everything Ferrari plans to sell next year is fully allocated. The first deliveries are targeted for the end of this year. The company did not disclose a sales target for the Luce in 2027.
Customer test drives and production
Vigna said he expects demand for customer test drives, which will be held next year, to grow further. He said Ferrari has not faced any serious problems in production or demand. On the car's engineering, he described it as somewhat complex, because it uses many new parts and new technologies.
The Luce drew heavy criticism when it was unveiled in May, largely because of its unconventional design. Technical specifications and pricing have not yet been published.
Ferrari's electric plans
Vigna was also asked whether the company is working on more electric models. He said Ferrari continues to work in this area but gave no details.
Ferrari aims for fully electric models to make up 20 percent of its range by 2030.
This article was compiled with the help of AI from information published by Habertürk, Bloomberg HT.
