Ferrari's First Electric Car

Ferrari has officially entered the electric vehicle era with its first production battery-electric model.

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Yagmur Baydır
February 12, 2026

Dear PA reader,

Ferrari’s Luce signals the company’s first fully electric car, while projects like Aria EV and Trinity explore modular platforms and customizable systems that challenge the fixed idea of the automobile. Alongside them, the most anticipated supercars of 2026 reveal how electrification, lightweight engineering, and digital design tools are redefining speed, form, and performance.

Beyond conventional vehicles, mobility is expanding into new territories. Kawasaki’s Corleo proposes a robotic, animal-like machine for future transport, Bugatti’s Bolide marks the end of the iconic W16 engine with a track-focused farewell, and Toyota’s Japan Mobility Show reframes cars as part of a wider mobility ecosystem. Even the Seabob SE63 by Lamborghini shows how high-performance design language is spilling into water-based transport.

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