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Luce: First Electric Ferrari

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Re: Luce: First Electric Ferrari

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Post by hallole »

tiffanyh wrote: post #29

Porsche is the only car company that has nailed interior EV design - IMO. Their interiors look high-end, functional and not just a minimalist big computer screen. https://www.caranddriver.com/photos/g46528574/2024-porsche-m...

It still looks like a big computer screen, I'm afraid. Although, making it seamless with the dash is a step up, you're right. That tiny paddle gear shift looks horrendous, though.

I would really like to have analog features back, buttons and all that, in an EV.

Re: Luce: First Electric Ferrari

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Post by Hamuko »

noodlesUK wrote: post #40

Is the exterior of the car not public yet? Why is the only detail about the control cluster?

Ferrari is announcing the car in three steps: first they announce the electric powertrain details, next they announced the interior details and lastly they'll announce what it'll actually look like.

Re: Luce: First Electric Ferrari

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Post by netsharc »

geniium wrote: post #15

That doesn't look good. I'm very surprised that a brand like them release such a cheap-ass version.

It's a Ferrari EV.. I can imagine the company wanting to treat the project like a proverbial stepchild, while keeping the soul for the fossil-fueled machines..

Re: Luce: First Electric Ferrari

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Post by browningstreet »

I think Ferraris have gotten especially ugly in the last few generations. I generally like Jony Ive designs. But this is a mismatch. A whole new kind of not-right-is-ugly for Ferrari.

Elements of it are precious and well designed. But it doesn't feel like a car interior.

Re: Luce: First Electric Ferrari

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Post by maxdo »

tiffanyh wrote: post #29

Porsche is the only car company that has nailed interior EV design - IMO. Their interiors look high-end, functional and not just a minimalist big computer screen. https://www.caranddriver.com/photos/g46528574/2024-porsche-m...

looks like a weird mix of nothing, pointless clock, that screen on the right, that only creates discomfort. The big screen that is big only for the trend.

In tesla ( trend setter for this) big screen is functional, and it can show you multi media, when you charge you watch netflix.

this screen is not capable of multi media....

Re: Luce: First Electric Ferrari

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Post by browningstreet »

tiffanyh wrote: post #29

Porsche is the only car company that has nailed interior EV design - IMO. Their interiors look high-end, functional and not just a minimalist big computer screen. https://www.caranddriver.com/photos/g46528574/2024-porsche-m...

The new Cayenne interior is terrible. Macan is good.

Rivian is the only excellent one.

Re: Luce: First Electric Ferrari

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Post by nailer »

browningstreet wrote: post #47

I think Ferraris have gotten especially ugly in the last few generations. I generally like Jony Ive designs. But this is a mismatch. A whole new kind of not-right-is-ugly for Ferrari. Elements of it are precious and well designed. But it doesn't feel like a car interior.

Oh. I have the exact opposite feeling. I'm not into cars but I love this.
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