Few car designs have been roasted as brutally on the internet as the new Ferrari Luce. But did people judge Ferrari's first EV too soon?
The Luce's first drive reviews are now out, and everyone who drove it has come away saying the electric Prancing Horse drives exceptionally well.
What's more, the Financial Times reported Wednesday that Ferrari has already hit its 2026 sales target for the Luce, with all 500 units sold out. Haters may keep hating, but for Ferrari, the mission is already accomplished.
Other stories on the menu today:
Early Ferrari Luce first-drive reviews are in. Testers say it drives amazingly well.
The new Mercedes-Benz GLA can charge at 320 kW and add 168 miles of range in just 10 minutes.
Can you mass-produce solid state batteries on existing battery lines? Factorial and SK On plan to find out.
A Chinese automaker claims to have beaten BYD’s Flash charging speeds.
— Suvrat Kothari, Staff Writer
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Ferrari Luce Reviews Are In And Sorry, But It Actually Seems Pretty Great
Sure, it isn't most Ferrari-looking Ferrari ever but did we really think Maranello would put out anything other than a banger super sedan?
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The 2028 Mercedes GLA Is A Small Electric SUV With 320 kW Charging
At an 800-volt DC charger, the new GLA can charge at 320 kW, adding 168 miles of range in just 10 minutes.
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Factorial Taps Hyundai Supplier To Solve Solid-State Batteries’ Biggest Problem
Can you really mass-produce solid state batteries on existing battery lines? Factorial and SK On plan to find out.
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This Chinese Automaker Just Beat BYD With An EV Battery That Recharges In 8 Minutes
Hongqi says its experimental battery can add 60% charge in under four minutes with a peak charging rate of 12C.