Ferrari says its first EV, the Luce, is sold out for 2027

Ferrari says the Luce, its first all-electric car, is already sold out for 2027. CEO Benedetto Vigna said on Tuesday's third-quarter earnings call, according to InsideEVs, that anyone who orders now would wait a year for delivery.

"The Luce that we plan to sell next year basically are all allocated", Vigna said. He also said Ferrari has no critical issues on either production or demand.

The Luce's design has drawn criticism. Vigna said: "We see when and how the perception changes when the people drive the car".

The Luce is a five-seat, four-motor Ferrari

Ferrari says the Luce was designed with Jony Ive's LoveFrom. It is the brand's first five-seat car and sits higher than a traditional Ferrari.

The company quotes four motors, one at each wheel, for 1,035 horsepower and 730 pound-feet of torque, and a 62 mph time of 2.5 seconds.

The battery holds 112 kilowatt-hours in SK On pouch cells. Ferrari rates range at 329 miles on the European WLTP test and peak charging at 350 kilowatts.

Price and delivery dates are still open

Reuters reported a price of €550,000 when the Luce was unveiled in May, but sources differ on the exact US price, so it is not settled. Ferrari has not said how many Luces it plans to build for 2027, the EPA range rating is not out, and exact US delivery dates are not known. The Reuters report expects first deliveries to begin in the fourth quarter.

Taycan deals sit closest to the Luce

In listings we tracked through Nov. 1, used Ferraris for sale had a median asking price of $382,000. The Luce has no used listings of its own, so the nearest electric comparison is Porsche's Taycan.

Used Taycans number 399, and 94 of them rate as great or good deals. Comparable asking prices held steady from July to October 2026, and the cheapest asks $40,100.

A black 2024 Taycan GTS in Marietta, Georgia, asks $75,000, about $20,000 under its fair value. A blue 2024 Taycan 4S in Waterford Township, Michigan, asks $70,290.

A silver Urus S has sat 459 days

The cooler Lamborghini Urus market shows in its pace: the typical car takes 75 days to leave the market, and used Urus listings held steady from July to October 2026.

A silver 2024 Urus S in Pompano Beach, Florida, asks $247,690, about $27,000 under fair value. It has been listed 459 days and cut six times, 7.2% in all, most recently on Oct. 1. At that age, it is worth asking whether the seller will go lower. See every Urus S for sale.