Jony Ive Designed Ferrari Luce EV Interior

I see lots of physical buttons in the pictures. I believe that is good and the way forward.

While I don't think the center console is very ferrari-like, and kind of looks more like a piece of consumer electronics to me, I quite the gauges.

Using round oleds with inset bezels and physical needles to emulate a traditional 90s (and earlier) gauge cluster is an interesting idea. Honestly refreshing in a sea of sameness in the car industry today.

Very iPhone

There are several ideas here about how to elegantly combine physical switches, knobs, and dials with digital displays that I quite appreciate in this design.

Some nice details: - There's digital readouts around the binnacle gauges - The physical needle on the speedo comes from the outside to leave the center available for the digital screen - The drive selector has a small screen (light?) in the center as an indicator

The combination seems like it may create a quite polished feel if it's done well in motion.

I feel like nobody has figured out yet how these screens and components in a modern car should fit together that don't look like little iPhones and iPads just mounted in a car.

There are some nice buttons here, and individual components (as photographed) look good on their own.

BUT altogether it still seems like disparate components who share design language, just slapped into a vehicle.