Enrico Galliera has quit his role as chief marketing and commercial officer of Ferrari weeks after a backlash over the launch of the automaker’s first-ever electric car, the Luce. The firm announced this week that Galliera would leave the role he occupied for 16 years and will be replaced by Massimiliano Di Silvestre, former BMW Italy head in July. His role involved managing which clients could purchase the luxury car maker’s highly sought-after vehicles. Since taking the role in 2010, Galliera has been involved in many of the firm’s key events. Read also:Ferrari unveils first fully electric car worth $640,000 Ferrari thanked Galliera for his service and said he had decided to embark on a new chapter in his professional journey, a decision shared with the company some time ago. The Luce was heavily criticised when it was unveiled in May, which led to the 8 percent of the company’s
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