Ferrari Luce EV sold out through 2027, buyers wait until 2028

Ferrari's first electric car, the Luce, is sold out through 2027. Buyers who want one now face a wait until 2028, even though the car has not yet reached customers.

The sources do not give a figure for how many Luce cars Ferrari plans to build, or a price. They report that the entire 2027 allocation has been taken. One report said the sold-out status was confirmed by early November 2026.

Criticism at launch

Car enthusiasts, described by one report as purists, criticised the Luce's design when it was unveiled. The criticism has not stopped demand. The same report said the wealthy buyers who ordered the car took the full 2027 allocation anyway.

The sources do not say what specific design features drew the criticism, or whether Ferrari has responded to it.

Waiting list and background

The Luce is Ferrari's first all-electric model, and it has been a departure for a brand long known for petrol-powered sports cars. Demand that outstrips supply is a common pattern for limited-run Ferraris, and the Luce appears to follow it.

For readers in India, the news matters mainly as a sign of how strong demand is at the top end of the car market. Few buyers in India are likely to order a Ferrari in the near term, but the wait time shows how quickly the company's limited allocations are taken.

What happens next is not yet clear. The sources do not say when Ferrari will open orders for 2028, or whether more cars will be made available.