Ferrari Luce, the marque's first EV, makes India debut
The Italian supercar maker has shown its first battery-electric model in India, with a launch timeline still to be confirmed.
Ferrari has brought the Luce to India. The car is the marque's first battery-electric model, and its appearance here marks the brand's first step into electric motoring on Indian soil.
The debut was reported by BW Auto World. Details on pricing, homologation and the exact launch timeline for Indian buyers are yet to be confirmed.
What the Luce is
The Luce is Ferrari's first series-production electric car. That alone makes it a departure for a company built on V8s and V12s. The name, Italian for "light," sits on a model that carries the weight of Ferrari's entire electrification strategy.
Ferrari has not released India-specific specifications. The company has also not said whether the Luce will be sold here through its existing dealer network or a separate channel.
Design
Ferrari has kept the Luce's design close to its chest. What the brand has shown points to a low, wide stance in keeping with its other grand tourers. The car is a four-seater, according to the details released so far.
Ferrari has not published final dimensions, drag figures or battery capacity for the Indian market.
Features
The Luce is expected to carry Ferrari's latest driver interface and connectivity suite. The company has not detailed which features will be standard in India.
What is known: the car is built on a dedicated electric platform, and Ferrari has said the Luce will deliver performance in line with its other models. No power, torque or range figures have been confirmed for India.
Launch timeline
Ferrari has not announced an India launch date for the Luce. The car's appearance here is a show, not a sale. The company is expected to share more details closer to a global rollout.
Indian buyers looking at the Luce will have to wait for official word on booking, delivery and service support.
Why it matters
India's luxury EV market is small but growing. Ferrari's move follows other premium brands that have brought electric models here, though volumes remain thin. For Ferrari, the Luce is a test of whether its customers will accept an electric car wearing the prancing horse.
The Luce's India debut does not change that question. It only puts the car in front of Indian buyers for the first time.
Source: BW Auto World · 19 Oct 2026
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