In Pictures: Ferrari Luce EV priced at $560,800 in US, about $80K below earlier estimates

Ferrari's first EV carries a steep sticker price, but US buyers will pay about $80,000 less than early reports suggested.

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The Luce's US pricing reflects a correction from European figures that included Italy's 22% VAT.

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Ferrari's electric debut arrives as the brand bets its luxury cachet can justify a supercar-level price.

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US deliveries of the Luce are scheduled to begin in the second quarter of 2027.

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Even with the lower US price, buyers still face a 15% tariff on European-built cars.

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The Luce marks Ferrari's first fully electric model as the marque expands beyond combustion engines.

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Ferrari's $560,800 starting price places the Luce among the most expensive EVs on the market.

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The price gap stems from how European and US pricing are calculated, not from any change to the car itself.

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Ferrari has not yet detailed US specifications for the Luce beyond its starting price.

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