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Ferrari Luce Marks a Radical New Chapter for Maranello Original

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By Prashant Singh Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
Ferrari has finally done it. After years of speculation, hesitation and debate around electrification, the Italian marque has unveiled the Luce, its first fully electric production car. But while the Prancing Horse entering the EV world was always going to spark conversation, the Luce has triggered something far more intense: disbelief, curiosity and, in many corners of the internet, outright backlash. Ferrari Luce has a claimed range of over 500 km. The reason is simple.
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BMW F450 GS first ride review: The new gateway to twin-cylinder ADVs in India

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By Prashant Singh Verified
| HT Syndication
India, April 28 -- I've always felt that India has missed out on truly good beginner bikes (across segments) that are otherwise widely available in the US and European markets. I still remember when the Kawasaki Ninja 250 (in that iconic Lime Green) made its way to India. It was a gateway into the world of premium motorcycles, something aspirational yet achievable for a growing set of riders back then who wanted to upgrade to a twin-cylinder sports bike.
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India-EU FTA to boost Ferrari’s accessibility, act as demand catalyst: Regional Head

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By Prashant Singh Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
New Delhi: Italian luxury carmaker Ferrari expects the proposed India–EU Free Trade Agreement (FTA) to significantly improve accessibility and accelerate demand in the Indian market, even as it maintains its global strategy of limited volumes and brand exclusivity. While India remains a relatively small market for ultra-luxury performance cars, Ferrari sees strong structural tailwinds, from rising wealth to improving infrastructure and growing enthusiast culture.
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