Ferrari's first fully electric model Luce could be one of the brand's cheapest cars in the country if it enters the Turkish market. The 75% SCT rate applied to electric vehicles can keep the model's price lower compared to a gasoline Ferrari. According to calculations for the model priced at around 550 thousand euros in Europe, the price tag in Turkey could rise to approximately 1 million euros, or 53.4 million TRY. In this calculation, the tax burden stands out as the determining factor. If it were a gasoline Ferrari, the price would be expected to rise to about 2 million euros due to the 220% SCT. Therefore, the electric motor option makes a big difference in the final cost of the luxury car in Turkey. Luce stands out as Ferrari's first fully electric vehicle. Whether the model will actually come to Turkey is not included in this assessment; the news only emphasizes the price calculation and the impact of the tax difference.