Ferrari has unveiled the interior of its first 100% electric supercar, the Ferrari Luce, ahead of its official reveal in May 2026.
The car is the result of a collaboration with Jonathan Paul Ive, former Apple designer and founder of LoveForm, and Marc Newson.
For anyone who’s wondering what Luce is, Ferrari says Luce means “Light” in Italian.
The steering wheel is made from aluminium and includes paddles for adjusting torque and dials to change driving settings. A small meter above the speedometer helps drivers know the best time to increase power.
The dashboard combines digital and mechanical displays, which use Samsung OLED panels.
Drivers can see speed, battery level, power output, and other information, such as G force, vehicle status, and tire condition. These displays also give passengers basic information about the drive.
A pivoting control panel includes buttons for climate, media, and car settings, plus a touchscreen for detailed options. There is also a multifunction display that can show a clock, compass, or stopwatch.
The centre console holds the key, shifter, storage, and rear controls. Launch Mode adjusts torque and stability for quick starts, and seats are available in multiple fabrics and colors.
The final phase of the Ferrari Luce launch, including the full exterior reveal, will be hosted in Italy in May 2026.
In the Philippines, Ferrari’s official distributor is Velocita Motors Inc., under San Miguel Corporation. Would you like to see Ferrari’s first EV in the Philippines when it arrives?
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