Overview
- Ferrari presented the Luce interior in San Francisco and confirmed the model as its first all-electric production car.
- The cabin prioritizes mechanical buttons, dials and toggles over large touchscreens, reflecting a five-year collaboration between LoveFrom and Ferrari Centro Stile.
- Distinctive hardware includes a Corning glass E Ink key with a choreographed startup sequence, a Gorilla Glass gear selector, and a driver binnacle using layered Samsung OLED panels with a physical needle.
- Ferrari says the steering-column-mounted instrument cluster is a first for a range model, and the center display pivots on a ball-and-socket mount with dedicated physical controls for climate and media.
- Final exterior, specifications and pricing will be disclosed in May 2026, with reports suggesting a multi-motor four-seat GT and pricing above €500,000 that Ferrari has not yet confirmed.