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Ferrari launches first electric car, Luce, to market skepticism

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Ferrari has unveiled its first all-electric vehicle, the Luce, presenting it to Pope Leo XIV. Despite its impressive specifications, including 1,000 horsepower and a 530-kilometer range, the car has been met with market skepticism and negative reactions from auto critics and the public. The stock price for Ferrari saw a significant drop following the announcement, and the company has also adjusted its long-term electrification goals. AI

IMPACT Minimal impact on AI operators; this is a product launch for a luxury electric vehicle.

RANK_REASON Product launch of a new vehicle model by an established automaker.

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Ferrari launches first electric car, Luce, to market skepticism

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Alexa St. John, The Associated Press ·

    Ferrari presents Pope with its first ever electric car, stock plunges 8%

    The €500,000 Luce earned a papal test drive at Castel Gandolfo — and an 8.4% stock plunge in Milan as critics said it doesn't "shout Ferrari."

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