Ferrari files four times as many patents for electric Luce as for Purosangue

By Public Technologies
  • Ferrari filed four times as many patents for Luce as for Purosangue under its open innovation development strategy.
  • Luce, its first fully electric vehicle and first five-seater, delivers 1,050 metric horsepower from four electric motors.
  • Battery cells developed with SK On achieve specific energy of 305 Wh/kg, with redesigned tabs enabling current delivery above nominal power.
  • In-house battery design and production provide flexibility to incorporate future advances in cell technology.
  • The newly patented Torque Shift Engagement system offers five selectable levels of engine braking and power through steering-wheel paddles.


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