Some see the Luce as a necessary response to a changing automotive world. Others see it as the moment Ferrari stopped being the red sports car they once had on their wall.

Ferrari has endured a firestorm of criticism following the launch of its first fully electric vehicle.

Ferrari unveiled its first electric car over the weekend, subsequently leaving the internet with mixed emotions. The Italian carmaker announced the launch of the Ferrari Luce, a $640,000 five seater,

Ferrari’s latest trademark filings suggest several possible future directions, including F80 Roadster, Targa, MM, and XX names, sharper 296 variants, a potential 12Cilindri GTO, and the mysterious FX100 badge,

Ferrari is again zigging when rivals zag, and unveiled its first full-electric vehicle recently -- but will the gamble reward investors?

Ferrari's First EV Gets Pope Leo's Blessing, but Everyone Else Hates It

When a burned Ferrari surfaced on a Texas property, it looked like little more than a ruined exotic left behind by time and circumstance. But after identifying the car and digging through public records,