What mistakes has Ferrari made with the Luce, its first 100% electric car?
The Chinese won't copy it
"If I said what I really think, it would damage Ferrari. We are risking the destruction of a legend, I'm very sorry. I hope they remove the prancing horse from that car," he said in Rome, adding a small consolation: "It's a machine that, at least, the Chinese won't copy." His words clash head-on with those of John Elkkan, Chairman of the Board, last October. At that time, during the Capital Market Day (CMD) that defined the roadmap for the coming years, he said: "The legacy of Enzo Ferrari [the founder] will continue to be respected at all levels." The experts also disagree: "The internet has already spoken, the comments are there. And the Luce isn't universally loved for its exterior," noted the prestigious and outspoken British publication Autocar
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What mistakes has Ferrari made with the Luce, its first 100% electric car?
