Ferrari Luce EV Heading to Auction as Monthly Secondary Prices Rise

Robb Report reported that Ferrari's very first Luce EV is heading to auction next month. This "Tailor Made" model represents a highly anticipated transition for the Italian automaker.

The introduction of the Luce EV line represents a significant moment for collectors tracking Ferrari's modern strategy. The brand's bespoke customization programs continue to drive interest among high-profile collectors, keeping the marque at the forefront of the luxury automotive landscape.

On the secondary market, classic and modern icons continue to draw attention at major events. Old Cars Weekly reported that a Ferrari Daytona SP3 will lead the upcoming Driver’s Philosophy Collection at Monterey, highlighting the enduring demand for the brand's limited-run supercars.

In the broader collector car market, Ferrari ranks 4 of 7 tracked brands over the last ninety days. The brand's ninety-day return of +2.97% matches the category median of +2.97%. This outpaced the benchmark CLTBAUTOS index, which rose +1.44% over the same period, but trailed the category's top performer, Rolls Royce, which gained +7.62%. The worst-performing peer, McLaren, fell -4.40%.

For advisors and collectors, the secondary market shows steady consolidation. Across 6,670 tracked listings on leading secondary marketplaces, average prices fell -0.27% over the past week. However, longer-term performance remains positive, with prices rising +3.11% over the past thirty days and gaining +6.95% over the past year.