Ferrari's first electric vehicle, the Luce, hasn't even reached customers yet, but the aftermarket is already preparing modifications.
Vossen Wheels has released renderings of the Luce fitted with its new G2-13T wheels, along with other visual upgrades.
The G2-13T wheels, launched in late August, feature a duoblock design and are available in sizes from 18 to 22 inches.
Their rally-inspired aerodisc look complements the Luce's industrial design, perhaps because they resemble iPhone camera lenses.
Visual Upgrades Beyond Wheels
The renderings also show the Luce significantly lowered, making it impractical for street use but striking when parked.
Other additions include a new front splitter, extended side skirts, a revised rear diffuser, and a prominent fixed rear wing.
Ferrari might launch a 'Speciale' version of the Luce later, but it's unlikely to feature such a bold wing given the brand's preferences.
Customer deliveries of the Luce are expected to begin in Europe before the end of the year, with other markets following in 2027.
Priced from €550,000 ($639,000), the Luce is aimed at the ultra-wealthy, who often seek to personalize their vehicles.
