Buying a Ferrari is expensive enough, but the sticker price only tells part of the story. Insurance, depreciation, financing, ...

Ferrari's US pricing for the all-electric Luce makes it more expensive than a Rolls-Royce Phantom.

While the Purosangue uses a naturally aspirated 6.5-liter gas engine, the Luce relies on four electric motors, one at each ...

Ferrari's controversial first EV, the Luce, will start at $560,800 when it goes on sale next 2027. That's $80,000 less than ...

The Ferrari Purosangue represents a new direction for the Italian manufacturer, combining four-door practicality with the ...

In the U.S., the Purosangue has a starting price of about $400,000. Nobody is getting a brand-new “FUV” for such a low figure, though. Optional equipment is almost mandatory if you want to be taken ...

Newsflash: You must be rich to afford a Ferrari. Not even the humble 360 Modena is affordable anymore. But the battery-powered Luce requires even millionaires to make an effort because recent ...

Ferrari has been promising its first electric car for years. When the Ferrari Luce EV finally arrived this week at a reveal event in Rome, the reaction was not what the company had hoped for.

Ferrari’s first electric car will cost about $80k less than initially expected, but it’s still by far the most expensive five-seater production car on the market.