Ferrari’s First Electric Car Sparks Debate as Solana Jokes Go Viral

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Ferrari officially revealed the Luce, its first-ever fully electric production vehicle, during an event in Rome on May 25. Developed alongside Jony Ive’s LoveFrom design collective, the EV includes four electric motors producing over 1,000 horsepower and is expected to begin deliveries in late 2026.

While Ferrari described the Luce as the result of five years of engineering and innovation, investors appeared less convinced in the short term. Ferrari stock dropped more than 6% after the unveiling as analysts questioned the company’s shift toward younger audiences and whether traditional Ferrari buyers would embrace a fully electric model.

Adding to the online reaction, Solana’s official X account posted a redesigned version of the Luce covered in Solana branding colors with the caption “Fixed it.” The post quickly gained attention across social media, highlighting how crypto brands increasingly use humor and pop culture moments to expand visibility beyond the blockchain industry itself.

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ferrari spent five years engineering its first electric supercar

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and crypto twitter immediately turned it into a solana meme

[Patapim]

Ferrari entering the EV era is a huge moment.

[BrutalAge*gofast]

Curious to see how traditional Ferrari fans react.

[Suzukispeedtest]

Over 1,000 HP sounds insane.

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Luxury EV competition is heating up.

[Capybara_Capybara]

Ferrari always knows how to make headlines.

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Innovation always comes with mixed reactions.

[Saturnito]

The design looks clean and aggressive.

[CoffeeZombie]

The future of supercars is definitely electric.

[Pitchfork_IS_power]

Performance will be the real test.

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Even Ferrari can't ignore the EV trend.

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It'll be interesting to see real-world reviews.

[Revenant]

Technology keeps pushing the limits.

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Solana's response was actually pretty funny.

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This launch will be remembered for years.

[GummyBear]

EVs are becoming the new benchmark for performance.

[ChewBeast]

The next generation of Ferrari starts here.

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Whether you love it or hate it, this is automotive history.