Venuum Unveils Body Kit for 1,035-HP Ferrari Luce EV as Tuner Race Begins
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Updated · CarBuzz · May 30
Venuum Unveils Body Kit for 1,035-HP Ferrari Luce EV as Tuner Race Begins
2 articles · Updated · CarBuzz · May 30
Dubai-based Venuum released a digital body kit for Ferrari’s new Luce EV within hours of the model’s debut, pitching a bolder look for one of the year’s most polarizing launches.
The render adds a deeper front lip, reworked bumper openings, side skirts, fender trim, wider overfenders, a rear wing and a large diffuser aimed at sharpening the Luce’s stance.
Venuum said only a handful of build slots remain and plans to extend the makeover inside the cabin through its Atelier customization program.
The reveal points to a broader aftermarket rush around the 1,035-horsepower EV, though tuning firms will need software expertise rather than the traditional exhaust-and-engine upgrades used on Ferrari’s gasoline models.
Does the rush to 'fix' Ferrari's new EV signal a failure of its original Jony Ive-led design?
Will carmakers soon block all aftermarket mods to protect their software-defined safety features?
When custom body kits disrupt EV safety systems, who is legally responsible for accidents?