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Ferrari Luce sold for $40 million at Monterey auction
The Ferrari Luce "Chassis 0," the first electric car from Maranello, reached a record price of $40 million at a Sotheby’s auction.

The Ferrari Luce "Chassis 0," the first electric car produced by Maranello, was sold for $40 million during the Sotheby’s auction held during Monterey Car Week. This event marks a record as it represents the highest price ever paid for a new car.
The vehicle is a unique "Tailor Made" version and surpassed the previous record held by the Daytona SP3, which sold for $26 million in 2025. The considerable proceeds from the sale will be directed to charitable purposes.

The buyer of the Ferrari Luce has not been disclosed. However, this deal has drawn attention to investments in the luxury car market and to new automotive technologies, such as electrification.
The auction showcased the growing interest in electric vehicles and the prestige of the Ferrari brand, highlighting the ongoing evolution of the automotive industry.