Ferrari has officially named its first all-electric model Ferrari Luce, opening a new chapter in the electric era for the Maranello brand. Although the appearance won't be revealed until May, the brand has taken the lead in unveiling a subversive cockpit concept jointly created by LoveFrom's Sir Jony Ive and Marc Newson. This collaboration boldly deviates from the current industry mainstream and returns the focus to real touch and material aesthetics, rather than blindly catering to the "screen-based" trend that can be seen everywhere in contemporary luxury electric vehicles.
This cockpit architecture draws heavily on inspiration from the fields of avionics and fine watchmaking to create a “concrete and participatory” interactive space. The central 12.86-inch instrument is presented in the form of solid aluminum hands superimposed on a high-contrast OLED display, which cleverly combines classic mechanical charm with digital precision. The three-spoke steering wheel is made of 100% recycled aluminum alloy. The body completely abandons plastic parts and uses physical buttons to switch driving modes, deliberately staying away from the cold experience of capacitive touch panels.
On the technological level, Luce introduced Fusion5 glass developed in cooperation with Corning for the first time – a material that has never been used in the automotive field before. The 10.12-inch central screen realizes multi-angle adjustment through a universal ball structure, while the magnetic base treats the car key as the visual protagonist, and uses E Ink technology to make its color gradually change from yellow to black after being connected. In terms of performance, this pure electric sports car will be equipped with a "surging" power system of more than 1,000 bhp, ensuring that the electrification transformation does not sacrifice the driving passion. More interior details can be found above. Ferrari Luce plans to complete the world debut of the complete vehicle appearance in May 2026.
