‘True innovation is never democratic’: Ferrari CEO at India debut of its first EV, the Luce | Exclusive

To be sure, the patent describes a car that stays on the ground. Its jets give a car on its wheels extra thrust and direction, using the same technology as the thrusters on Tesla’s Roadster. Two carmakers reached for the same engineering but while aiming for very different effect. For Ferrari, whose cars hung on posters above the beds of generations of children, the jets were a way to hold the road a little harder at the very moment it tries to let go. For Tesla, the company that taught the world to take electric cars seriously, they were a…