Ferrari's debut fully electric supercar, the Luce, has ignited a fierce backlash from car enthusiasts, who have labeled it 'budget trash' and likened its design to that of a Toyota Prius. Unveiled in Rome by CEO Benedetto Vigna, the Luce is priced at £474,320 and marks a significant departure from Ferrari's traditional two-seat models, being the brand's first five-seater. While some praise its design as a 'masterclass,' others criticize it for lacking the aggressive styling typically associated with Ferrari. The criticism echoes the controversy surrounding Jaguar's recent electric vehicle, which faced backlash for its design and marketing. Despite the mixed reviews, Ferrari's chief design officer Flavio Manzoni acknowledged the polarizing nature of the Luce, suggesting that opinions may change over time. Ferrari continues to face pressure in the luxury market, with shares dropping over 25% in the past year due to inflation affecting demand for high-end products.