Its initial reveal to the world will go down as a very dark day for Maranello
It’s always been his dream car, and he’s now a proud owner of one
Lewis Hamilton loves the Ferrari F40-who doesn't? Every time the seven-time Formula 1 World Champion has had the opportunity to make an appearance in one, he's taken it. Look no further than his debut shoot with Ferrari and
by Angelo Nieto
At just 0.17% of the Luce’s ridiculous auction price
News may have reached thine ears about the very first production Ferrari Luce selling for a whopping $40,000,000 (around P2.47 billion) at auction over the weekend. This, in any sane universe, is an insane amount of money for an
by Vijay Pattni
This ain’t no garage queen
Most rare collector cars sit still in a garage, with the even rarer occasion of being transported via trailer, only to end up motionless in someone else's collection again. This process repeats as the car gains monetary value over time. And
by Lije Martin
Surprise! Another Ferrari Special Projects model
We could be silly here and suggest Ferrari is now taking notes from Hyundai, this new one-off CZ26 looking like a streamlined version of the South Korean carmaker's delightful N Vision 74 concept, but we won't. Because the SF90
by Vijay Pattni
That’s ‘B’ for billion
The first production unit of Ferrari's maiden battery electric vehicle has just sold at auction for a whopping $40 million, or around P2.47 billion. RM Sotheby's recently finalized the sale of the Ferrari Luce Tailor Made, which bears chassis
by Billy Caluag
If these actually work, you know where to find us
Since the early 2000s, Porsche has been an SUV company with a sideline in sports cars. For the past few years, it's tried to pivot into being an EV company with a petrol side hustle. But despite the Taycan and Macan
by Ollie Kew
Is the internet ready to hear this?
Yes. And exceptionally good it is, too. But first, some context. TG.com is at the Stellantis test track near Balocco, a sprawling facility that sits just off the A4 autostrada midway between Milan and Turin. Ferrari gets to use it, too.
by Jason Barlow
The Temerario and F80 are cool, too, we suppose
Earlier this week, Playground Games revealed more information on the next monthly update for Forza Horizon 6. The coming weeks will revolve around the theme of 'Italian Exotics' featuring some very fast machines from Ferrari, Lamborghini, and Alfa Romeo.As fun as
by Angelo Nieto
Everything from game-changing pioneers to one-off experiments
Well, would you look at that: Ferrari has brought back the manual gearbox. With two large caveats, of course. First, there's a faintly staggering leap in price for the Ferrari 12Cilindri supercar involved. Second, is the fact that it's actually
A dual type of dual-clutch
You're looking at a new-slash-old kind of Ferrari-the Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale. As the name suggests, a naturally aspirated V12 with rear-wheel-drive and an iconic, open-gated six-speed manual. A rosy glimmer of simpler times. What
by Tom Ford
You need to pay a hefty price to transform your donor car into one
Touring Superleggera has revealed the latest, summer-friendly iteration of its ode to the Ferrari 550 Maranello, and it is thus: the Superleggera Veloce12 Aperta. Aperta meaning 'open,' of course.But has taking a can opener to the sloping, curvaceous roof of
by Vijay Pattni
What’s in a name? Lots of coolness, undoubtedly
You probably couldn't live much of a nomadic lifestyle in Ariel's hilarious dune-buggy-stroke-sports-car mashup, what with the entire lack of luggage space and sleeping quarters and whatnot, but it's an entirely apt name for a
Meanwhile, the Speciale Aperta has appeared on the DOE’s list of recognized EVs
A year after its global launch, the Ferrari 296 Speciale has received homologation approval from the Land Transportation Office. In addition, the Department of Energy has also recognized its convertible counterpart, the 296 Speciale Aperta, in its list of recognized electric vehicles.
by Lije Martin
And for the third and final installment, we present groups I through L
Read part one here and part two here.A nation where electric cars now make up a staggering 98% of the new car market simply had to be represented by an EV in the Car World Cup, and with one of the
by TopGear.com
Marching into the modern-ish age
Read part one here.For years, most developed car markets were largely dominated by their domestic brands, but that began to change in the '60s, and no more dramatically than in the way Japanese manufacturers began to get a foothold in other
by TopGear.com
Where does the Luce rank in the midst of all these?
Several weeks ago, a car company revealed an electric car. And then the world exploded a bit.If Ferrari wanted the Luce to ignite the EV conversation, it certainly succeeded. One suspects Ferrari would have preferred those conversations not to include topics
by Sam Philip
When Ferrari says ‘entry-level,’ this is what it means
The Ferrari Amalfi launched for Southeast Asia a few months ago in Kuala Lumpur. We learned then that its arrival in the Philippines would come around the second quarter of 2026. While a date was never set in stone to begin with,
by Angelo Nieto
Some of these unloved Prancing Horses have grown more acceptable over the years
Some of the greatest car designs ever-the Citroen DS, the Mini, the Lamborghini Miura, even the first Ford Focus-were so radical when new that they were scoffed at. Only years later did they get judged as genius.But we now
by Ollie Kew
Was this what you were expecting?
This a proper 'wow' moment, and we don't get many of those nowadays. Welcome, then, to the Ferrari Luce, the company's first all-electric car and a genuine game-changer. What you were expecting? Didn't think so.Previous supercar
by Jason Barlow
