Ferrari Luce

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Ferrari introduces the Ferrari Luce, a new model featuring a new design language and long-term support for high-voltage components, including batteries and electric power systems.

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# Ferrari Luce - Ferrari.com Source: [https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/auto/ferrari-luce](https://www.ferrari.com/en-EN/auto/ferrari-luce) ![](https://cdn.test.ferrari.com/cms/network/media/img/Ferrari_244_Logo_RGB_Black_260125.svg) Uncompromising performance, engagement and spaciousness A NEW DESIGN LANGUAGE Thousands of deeply considered details unite to create a singular driving experience A SINGLE CLEAN VOLUME Every element meticulously considered A Ferrari is Forever Long\-term support for high\-voltage components, including batteries and electric power systems, factory\-backed servicing, updates, and lifecycle assistance, ensuring durability and preserve performance over time Engineering A bespoke technical platform with innovation in every component Inside the story From concept to reality: inside the story of Ferrari Luce

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