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Ferrari Luce EV ready to be Euro NCAP crash tested in supercar brand first
Executive Summary
Summary: Ferrari’s electric Luce sedan is preparing for Euro NCAP crash testing, potentially becoming the first Ferrari and most expensive car assessed by the safety organisation. At $1 million per vehicle, the Luce differs from typical Ferraris as a family-oriented four-door, making independent safety testing more relevant to buyers.
Brands mentioned: Ferrari, Range Rover
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Ferrari Luce EV ready to be Euro NCAP crash tested in supercar brand first
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