Ferrari’s first electric vehicle, the Luce, faces a contrast between early public reaction and commercial performance. After Ferrari unveiled the car in May, online responses were widely negative, and the company’s shares fell sharply—reports note a decline of about 6% to 8% around the announcement period. Despite that reaction, multiple outlets say the Luce quickly reaches its sales milestones. Two months after launch, Ferrari reportedly hits its 2026 sales target. The Next Web adds that Ferrari has sold out the entire 2026 allocation, estimated at roughly 500 cars, indicating strong demand despite the earlier criticism of the vehicle’s design. Both sources describe the rapid turnaround as evidence that ridicule and sales demand can diverge. Ferrari did not provide detailed commentary in at least one account, with the company declining to comment on additional specifics. Overall, the reporting centers on the Luce’s early stock impact versus its subsequent sales results, with the key shared point being that the 2026 allocation is sold out within a short timeframe.
Mocked Ferrari Luce EV sells out 2026 allocation within two months
Ferrari’s first electric vehicle, the Luce, faces a contrast between early public reaction and commercial performance. After Ferrari unveiled the car in May, online responses were widely negative, and...
- Ferrari’s first EV, the Luce, is reported to have sold out its 2026 allocation within about two months of launch.
- Public reaction to the Luce after its May reveal is described as largely negative, with some online criticism of its design.
- Ferrari’s stock declines around the time of the EV reveal, with reported drops ranging from about 6% to 8%.
- At least one report estimates the 2026 allocation at roughly 500 cars.
- Ferrari does not provide extensive commentary on the figures, according to one outlet.
Ferrari's oddly styled Luce got roasted online and tanked the stock 8%, but it just hit its 2026 sales target just two months after launch.
3 hours agoWhen Ferrari revealed its first electric car in May, the reaction was brutal enough to knock 6% off the company’s share price. Two months later, the Luce has sold out its entire 2026 allocation, roughly 500 cars, proof that ridicule and demand are not the same thing. Ferrari itself declined to comment, saying it would […] This story continues at The Next Web
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