Pope Leo XIV recently took the driver's seat of Ferrari's new electric vehicle, the 'Luce', during a private presentation at his summer residence in Castel Gandolfo, Italy. Ferrari President John Elkann and test driver Raffaele De Simone showcased the car, marking a significant shift for the brand towards electric mobility. The 'Luce', which means 'Light' in Italian, is Ferrari's first fully electric car and features a unique five-seat layout, designed by renowned former Apple designers Sir Jony Ive and Marc Newson. Despite its innovative design and performance capabilities comparable to Ferrari's classic hypercars, the vehicle has faced criticism from auto purists and investors. Following its global unveiling, Ferrari's stock saw a notable decline, dropping 8.4% in Milan and 5.3% on US exchanges. Elkann defended the launch, stating that it represents a new chapter for Ferrari, aiming to balance heritage with modern electric technology.