Ferrari Luce EV Set for India Debut on 17 October With 530 km Range

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The Ferrari Luce EV will be launched in India on October 17, at the Universo Ferrari event happening at Yashobhoomi India International Convention and Expo Centre in New Delhi. The Ferrari Luce EV is the Italian carmaker’s first electric vehicle, generating up to 1035 bhp, with a range of 530 km in WLTP mode, and a capacity of five passengers. Ferrari, however, has yet to confirm the prices or availability of this all-electric vehicle.

Quick Overview: Ferrari Luce EV

  • Range: 530 km (WLTP estimate)
  • Power and Torque: 1035 bhp and 11,500 Nm
  • Battery: 122 kWh, 800V architecture
  • Charging: Up to 350 kW DC, with about 70 kWh added in around 20 minutes
  • Performance: 0-100 km/h in 2.5 seconds, top speed over 310 km/h
  • Seating: Five seats, four doors

What Is the Ferrari Luce EV?

The Ferrari Luce EV is the first all-electric production car from Maranello. Ferrari positions it as a new kind of Ferrari and not as a replacement for its petrol models. It is also the first five-seat, four-door car from the brand, with interior design by LoveFrom, the collective led by Sir Jony Ive and Marc Newson.

Powertrain and Charging

Four independently controlled electric motors drive all four wheels, and the car weighs 2,260 kg. Its centre of gravity sits 95 mm lower than the Purosangue.

  • 0-200 km/h in 6.8 seconds
  • Rear-wheel steering and torque vectoring on both axles
  • Active suspension from the F80, updated 200 times per second
  • 23-inch front and 24-inch rear wheels, the largest on a production Ferrari road car

Ferrari also claims that the car changes direction like one nearly 400 kg lighter. That claim can only be verified on the road.

Ferrari Luce EV India Debut Details

The car will be shown at Universo Ferrari, an immersive 360-degree exhibition that India is hosting for the fifth time, after Italy, Australia, South Korea and Thailand.

Feature

Details

Event

Universo Ferrari, fifth edition

Venue

Yashobhoomi India International Convention and Expo Centre, New Delhi

Dates

17 October to 1 November

Invite-Only Access

17 and 18 October

Public Access

From 19 October

Other Displays

849 Testarossa, 12Cilindri, Purosangue, Amalfi Spider and F80

The exhibition also includes the Classiche area for historic models, a Racing Area and Hypersail, Ferrari's first sailing project, shown in Asia for the first time.

Technology Inside the Ferrari Luce EV

The cabin takes a technology-led approach:

  • 12.9-inch driver display
  • Rear passenger OLED screen
  • Rotating central control panel
  • 21-speaker, 3000W audio system
  • MyFerrari Luce app with remote preconditioning, charge monitoring and route planning

Ownership and Warranty

Ferrari offers a seven-year maintenance programme, with service every 20,000 km or yearly. The battery pack, charging system and electric axles carry an eight-year warranty.

Conclusion

The Ferrari LuceEV marks the debut of Ferrari's electric vehicle in India, with a claimed range of 530 km. Boasting an output of 1035 bhp and offering five seats, details about pricing and availability are yet to be revealed. The 17 October date will also mark the first official look at the Universo Ferrari exhibition. Customers should refrain from making any plans until more information is provided by Ferrari India.

 

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Mehul Jain

Automobiles Journalist

EV Specialist & Clean Mobility Advocate. Mehul Jain is an expert in India’s evolving electric vehicle ecosystem, with a focus on EVs, charging infrastructure, and sustainable mobility. His articles cover everything from government subsidies to range insights, helping readers navigate the shift to cleaner transportation.