Ferrari Luce EV

sigma said:
Not it's not just a car, it's a Ferrari!

Unfortunately it IS a sign of the times.

End times, end of the world imo. Late stage slow death spiral. All the signs are there, first Jag now Ferrari. Lambo next, Urus City Car
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Luce throw-in-the-towel GTO edition.
 
Not the first PR disaster either. There was the Mondial. Which was quite a similar situation, it also is a bit like a knock-off Ferrari.

That was decades ago yet everyone still remembers it as much as the good ones.
 
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bigmike20vt said:
it's not like it's the 1st ugly Ferrari

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That's a concept not a production car.... lots of concepts have been ugly, hence why they are generally concepts... to gauge reaction



The only ugly production Ferrari I know of is the 365GT4 / 400GT, but even so it's still got quite a few Ferrari design cues.

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bigmike20vt said:
jaguar still have the award (awarded by me so maybe not that important ;) ) of going from the best car advert I have ever seen (good to be bad FType) to the worst car add I have ever seen.

and on top of that...... the Jag concept to me looks far worse than the EV Ferrari!.
I just hope the actual production model looks nothing like it..


also Ferrari have not ditched the prancing horse AND still make proper Ferraris . :p
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God that advert is so good. I reckon the production type 00 will look like a cyberpunk RR ghost.
 
I've not been paying too much attention to the Luce, but having now seen some of the coverage, am I the only one who kind of likes it?

The only thing that seems a bit off is the price, not that I can afford one anyway. If it was 'starting at' £250k (so more like £300k+ for the one the multi-millionaires actually buy) I could see a decent market for it, not dissimilar to the Urus (PHEV now...) etc.
 
b0rn2sk8 said:
I've not been paying too much attention to the Luce, but having now seen some of the coverage, am I the only one who kind of likes it?

The only thing that seems a bit off is the price, not that I can afford one anyway. If it was 'starting at' £250k (so more like £300k+ for the one the multi-millionaires actually buy) I could see a decent market for it, not dissimilar to the Urus (PHEV now...) etc.
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There isn't much wrong with the car itself, aside from 1-2 bits which look a bit ugly - as per one of the images earlier in the thread https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/ferrari-luce-ev.19010877/post-38344957 with some tweaks the Honda Type R mock up actually looks really good and if you saw it from a distance it could easily be mistaken for the 2026 Nissan Leaf. The problem is it is utterly laughable as a Ferrari.

Ferrari really should just license it to another brand, if they'd take it, and go back to the drawing board, albeit a lot of their customers as above don't actually care about the car, it is the badge which is a statement.
 
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Armageus said:
That's a concept not a production car.... lots of concepts have been ugly, hence why they are generally concepts... to gauge reaction



The only ugly production Ferrari I know of is the 365GT4 / 400GT, but even so it's still got quite a few Ferrari design cues.

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Ugly child of an Austin Princess, Citreon BX and a Dasun Sunny three way. They even gave it the 1980s satantic wheel option..
 
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