Ferrari Elettrica

[Jonathan19]

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[SKY]

What a f*cking joke!

 

[leylandi]

So...you find that what has been coming from, for example, the Sindelfingen studios... somehow...better ? And if so...why ? Take your time contemplating it. I'll surely return with the question when the AMG.EA vehicles are officially presented to the public.

This is a Ferrari, not a Twingo, do you realize that? What would you think if it didn't have the Ferrari badge?

There is something similar in Sindelfingen.

 

[Ozy]

If they give it a truly retro design, like how the future in the 60-70s was imagined, something original AND ATTRACTIVE, and not some abomination like the new Testarossa, this car could be a true design icon. I could imagine a modern electric Ferrari thats somewhat built from the same design approach Eccentrica used on the Diablo.

 

[Esp5]

It is totally unexpected, to say the least. If the exterior aligns philosophically with the interior, we can expect something very striking and different.

 

[Gianclaudio]

Design looks great (lots of 250, 275 and 330 series of inspiration), but seems much more of a SUV interior.....

That clock and its buttons give me Dieter Rams/Braun vibes

 

[SNB]

I think since the concept of the interior is all about tactility and real materials (no plastics), thats something to be celebrated and I hope this philosophy continues in other models.

 

[Design FIRST]

This is a Ferrari, not a Twingo, do you realize that?

I do, actually.

What would you think if it didn't have the Ferrari badge?

Probably something from an upper-tier boutique manufacturer. Koenigsegg, GMA, Donkervoort...something along those lines.

There is something similar in Sindelfingen.

Indeed similar. It has gauges, round dash airvents a screen and a steering wheel.

 

[SCOTT27]

Simplicity. Ferraristas: “I don’t want Electric…ooh toggle switches…”

 

[Revvd]

Brilliant! This is what industrial design should be about. Fun, interactive, solid. Instantly makes Mercedes' hyperscreen obsolete.

 

[martinbo]

How bizarre - going so ultra retro and utilitarian on an electric Ferrari. I think it looks a little bit rubbish.

 

[Centurion]

Yo bro! Wuut!.

 

[klier]

Oh my God....lol

This handle will prove to be highly convenient and useful, mark that down. A perfect base to scroll the screen.
I am in hindsight surprised this isn't used way more often in car design in this day and age of big screens.

 

[Rolf]

A Porsche 911 has a better looking clock than this.

I like this retro steering wheel, its very cool

Space launch button

 

[Centurion]

It's basically a reincarnation of the car that apple planned to build. Price will be astronomical because Ive's hourly rate and spending hundreds of hours over thinking every little touch point. Like the glass gear selector that has 13000 lazer made holes to let light pass through to the top.

 

[AndreB]

I hope its a joke, it looks like the the interior of a 'Ferrari' Panda.

 

[klier]

A Porsche 911 has a better looking clock than this.

The clock in the Ferrari is both digital and analogue and way cooler imo
The one in the Porsche is just a clock.

 

[Revvd]

Imagine the same switchgear in a supercar style cabin with black anodized aluminum, fix the center panel, and add UI skin mimicking 288 GTO. This needs to happen!

 

[bmwz4coupe]

Looks a little strange, but I like the nice simple design. Better than the normal over-busy Ferrari instruments.

 

[SCOTT27]