This set introduces key vocabulary used to describe luxury automobiles, electric vehicles, and how new cars are designed

Electric Car Launch & Design Vocabulary

To officially present something new to the public for the first time.

Example: Ferrari unveiled its first fully electric car at a global event in Milan.

Having a lot of money available to spend.

Example: Only buyers with deep pockets can afford this limited-edition EV.

Working together with others to create or produce something.

Example: The EV was built through collaboration between engineers and designers.

Designed together by two or more parties.

Example: The vehicle was co-designed by automotive engineers and tech experts.

The fastest speed a vehicle can reach.

Example: The car has a top speed of over 300 kph.

A machine used to transport people, such as a car or truck.

Example: The Luce is Ferrari’s first five-seater vehicle.

A car designed to carry five people.
Example: This five-seater is more practical than previous models.

The cost of something.

Example: This electric vehicle comes with a very high price tag.

A very expensive and high-quality car.

Example: Ferrari is known as a luxury car brand.

A person who creates the look or structure of something.

Example: The designer worked on both the exterior and interior of the car.

The way something is planned or created.

Example: The car has a modern and futuristic design.