Ferrari has unveiled the interior design and confirmed the name of its first full-electric sports car, Ferrari Luce, marking a significant new chapter for the Prancing Horse.

The name ‘Luce’ – Italian for light – is positioned as more than a badge. Ferrari describes it as a philosophy, framing electrification as a means rather than an end. The company says the new model represents a convergence of design, engineering and imagination, uniting its racing heritage with contemporary technology and lifestyles. The launch event was hosted in San Francisco.

Inside, the cabin has been conceived as a single, clean volume with simplified forms intended to create a calm and focused driving environment. Hardware and software were developed in parallel to ensure the physical architecture and digital interface operate harmoniously. Key elements including the binnacle, control panel and central console are organised clearly around inputs and displays.

Materials and manufacturing processes were also central to the program. Ferrari says it has used 100 per cent recycled aluminium alloy, precision machined from solid billets and treated with advanced anodisation for durability and finish. Glass components are formed from Corning Gorilla Glass for strength and clarity.

Ferrari says Luce blends craftsmanship, innovation and tradition, offering enthusiasts a new expression of the brand as it enters the electric era.

 

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