With a starting price of up to 640,000 USD and a wave of criticism, Ferrari's first electric model still found nearly 500 owners in just 8 weeks.

The supercar features an 819 horsepower V12 engine, with a manual gearbox using electronic control technology to simulate the experience, priced at 675.000 USD.

The limited-edition 88-unit Luce electric low-slung vehicle challenges domestic sports cars like the BYD Yangwang U9 and GAC Hyptec SSR.

Four children used a parked Ferrari as a slide, causing significant damage, but their parents initially offered only a few hundred yuan in compensation for the scratches.

The former BMW Italy CEO replaces Enrico Galliera following a wave of criticism for Ferrari's first electric supercar.