That's heinous. Their firm should stay away from sports car brands.
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#12What market exists that would buy this car??
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#13Discussed 3 months ago as well: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46949642
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#14Somehow managed to make a Ferrari look as cheap as a Tesla (inside and out).
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#15At first I thought it was a Ferrari custom built for Jony Ive made just to his specifications. But once I saw the first image I could easily understand it was designed by him. It's a talent to be an industrial designer with such a clean recognizable style that it's like a signature, easily recognizable as to who it belongs to.
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#16If the brief was to make an ipad stuck to the dash of a Ferrari not ruin the rest of the car then that is certainly one way to do it.
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#17It looks like something a villainous billionaire would drive in a sci-fi dystopia. And not in a good way.
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#18Doesn't look like a sport car. From above it actually looks like a phone. The main thing is that the charging port isn’t on the bottom.
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#19Four wheel steering, active suspension, low center of gravity, 1050 HP... The display & controls do look very nice! I love how they found a way to make the sound provide real feedback. I wonder if the cabin gets feedback faster than the speed of sound in air would travel, that would be neat. I'm skeptical they kept the loop fast enough to beat speed of sound in metal though (5000~6000 m/s for steel). > The Luce’s sou…
Interesting idea, but ultimately not going to happen (or matter). I doubt the latency in that DSP Pipeline is below a millisecond, heck given the state of non-critical automotive Software it might a second.
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#20Four wheel steering, active suspension, low center of gravity, 1050 HP... The display & controls do look very nice! I love how they found a way to make the sound provide real feedback. I wonder if the cabin gets feedback faster than the speed of sound in air would travel, that would be neat. I'm skeptical they kept the loop fast enough to beat speed of sound in metal though (5000~6000 m/s for steel). > The Luce’s sou…
As a lifelong fan of Ferrari, I find both the interior and exterior hideous.