Ferrari LaFerrari Aperta performance is highlighted through a hard acceleration run captured in front of a crowd. The scene brings together supercar styling, powerful road presence, and the atmosphere that forms when an exotic vehicle is shown in a public space.

Too fast for the driver’s good. That was the Luce before Ferrari called on NASA to help them make it comfortable at high speed. Ferrari's CEO explained that the EV's acceleration can be so hard that it can disturb the brains of those on board. Ferrari ...

Ferrari says too much EV acceleration can feel wrong, so it worked with NASA to find the sweet spot between performance and human comfort. Ferrari’s first electric model, the Luce (or whatever it will be called), is set to arrive this year, and it’s ...

A Ferrari 812 delivers a hard launch that immediately becomes the focus of the scene, with bystanders turning to watch the car’s rapid acceleration. The video centers on a luxury sports car known for its performance image,

Ferrari’s new Luce EV is so fast that it needed NASA’s help to ensure the acceleration didn’t upset people. Ferrari turned to NASA and other experts for help with its Luce EV. The automaker was concerned the EV's violent acceleration would be too ...

The Ferrari Elettrica combines a state-of-the-art electric powertrain with unmistakable Ferrari dynamics and performance.

As its sports car rivals tap the brakes on a shift ​to EVs, Ferrari will take a leap into an uncertain era on Monday with the launch of its first fully-electric car, betting ‌it can connect with drivers even without a throaty engine roar.

Ferrari unveils its first fully electric car - but the 'Ferrari Luce' fails to impress investors, as the stock declines in early trade.