"Ferrari has unveiled parts of its first EV's interior, and it looks very different from any other Ferrari produced in the last few decades. It is heavily inspired by the shapes of the 1960s, but also clearly influenced by its designer's former employer, Apple. Ferrari also confirmed the name of its first EV, Luce, which means 'light' in Italian. Ferrari is clearly looking to differentiate its future EV from the rest of its lineup."
"The Apple connection is more than incidental. That's because this interior is designed in collaboration with LoveForm, an American collective of designers founded by former Apple design chief Jony Ive. Ive was behind some of the company's most iconic designs, spearheading the team that designed the first iPhone. Once you learn about the Apple connection, why this interior looks the way it does starts to make sense. Ferrari says the cabin is conceived as a single, clean volume, with forms simplified."
Ferrari's first electric vehicle is named Luce and draws heavily on 1960s shapes while embracing Apple-influenced minimalism. The interior was created in collaboration with LoveForm, a design collective founded by former Apple design chief Jony Ive. The cabin is conceived as a single, clean volume with forms simplified and rationalised to prioritize driving. The design contrasts modern Ferraris by reinterpreting 1960s motifs through streamlined surfaces. A three-prong steering wheel serves as the focal point, with its buttons grouped into two separate pods that appear intentionally tacked on to preserve wheel purity. The finished vehicle's visual harmony between interior and exterior remains to be seen.
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