Ferrari Luce EV To Be Showcased In India At Universo Ferrari Exhibition
Ferrari will showcase its Luce project in India at the Universo Ferrari exhibition in New Delhi, alongside its current models, racing cars and heritage vehicles.

Ferrari Luce
Ferrari will bring the fifth edition of its Universo Ferrari exhibition to India. The event will be held at Yashobhoomi, India International Convention and Expo Centre, New Delhi, from 17 October to 1 November 2026. Invited guests will be hosted on 17 and 18 October, while the exhibition will open to the public from 19 October. The exhibition will cover Ferrari's current vehicles, motorsport activities, heritage and technology.
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Ferrari Luce To Be Displayed
One of the key displays at the exhibition will be Ferrari Luce, which Ferrari describes as a new chapter in its technology development. The release says the project presents the company's approach to future technology while retaining elements associated with Ferrari's vehicle development. The release does not provide technical details such as the powertrain output, battery capacity, range or charging specifications of Ferrari Luce.
Ferrari Models At The Exhibition
The Universo Ferrari exhibition will also feature several current and recently unveiled Ferrari models. These include the 849 Testarossa, Purosangue, 12Cilindri and Amalfi Spider. The F80 will also be part of the display.
Racing And Heritage Displays
The exhibition will have separate areas dedicated to Ferrari's racing activities and heritage. The Racing Area will focus on motorsport technology and achievements, while the Classiche section will feature historic Ferrari models. Ferrari will also display Ferrari Hypersail, its sailing project, in Asia for the first time as part of the exhibition.
Elctrik Speaks
Ferrari Luce will be among the technology-focused displays at Universo Ferrari in New Delhi. However, Ferrari's release does not disclose detailed specifications or confirm the production timeline of the vehicle. The exhibition will instead provide visitors with an opportunity to view the project alongside Ferrari's current vehicle range, racing heritage and Classiche