Ferrari Luce EV to start at $560,800 in US
· Automotive & EV · United States · Italy
Ferrari's first electric car, the Luce, will start at $560,800 in the US, with American deliveries planned for the second quarter of 2027. Car and Driver first reported the figure and Ferrari confirmed it. That is roughly $80,000 below the ~$640,000 estimate that has followed the Luce since its unveiling in May. The pricing lands the Luce in the ultra-luxury segment where Ferrari competes on brand and exclusivity rather than volume, and gives dealers and buyers their first concrete US number for the model.
Why it matters:The first EV from an ultra-luxury brand tests whether heritage marques can carry their pricing power into electric drivetrains, a signal for how premium EVs will be positioned globally.
Key points
- US deliveries are slated for Q2 2027.
- The ~$640,000 figure had circulated since the May unveiling.
- Car and Driver first reported the price; Ferrari confirmed it.
Sources (original reporting)
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