Ferrari has just announced the name of its first-ever electric car. It’s called the Ferrari Luce, and it’s based on Maranello’s brand-new Elettrica EV platform.
‘Luce’ means ‘light source’ in Italian. It’s also a colloquial term for electricity. Ferrari has also released a few images of the car’s interior, just as we had reported on February 5th.
The interior of the Ferrari Luce was designed by a company called LoveForm, whose co-founder is a former Apple guy. The cabin has a retro look, featuring a 3-spoke, flat-bottom steering wheel replete with proper physical buttons.
The instrument console comprises a 12.5-inch Samsung OLED screen displaying three dials in classic Ferrari style. The central touchscreen is a 10-inch unit that’s shaped like an iPad and is angled towards the driver. Just below the screen is a sturdy grab handle.
The drive mode selector is positioned between the seats on a floating centre console, along with four power window switches.
We quite like the retro-modern look of the Ferrari Luce’s interior. Hopefully, the exterior design won’t disappoint.
Source: Ferrari