This is the Luce, Ferrari’s first all-electric car.   Ferrari revealed the Luce in Rome on Monday, setting forth a radically different take on what wears the Prancing Horse.   Designed in partnership with Silicon Valley firm LoveFrom, the Luce has rounded edges, a wind-smoothened silhouette, five seats, and, of course, a full-electric powertrain. It’s different. Very different. Ferrari headlined the Luce as “a new chapter for the Maranello marque.”   On the performance front, the figures given by Ferrari are serious business. The Luce packs active suspension hardware and four electric motors that are “derived” from the F80 hybrid hypercar, paired with an 800-volt battery that the company also engineered in-house. Those motors collectively pump out a max of 1035 horsepower and deliver 730 lb-ft of torque at each motor, running the car from 0 to 62 mph in 2.5 seconds and up to a top speed of 192 mph. Ferrari quotes a range of up to 329 miles and max recharge abilities of 350 kW.   What d...