Legendary car manufacturer Ferrari introduced its first fully electric model, Ferrari Luce, at a special event held in Italy. This new wonderful car with four doors and five seats attracts attention with four advanced screens in its interior.

Ferrari preferred high-quality OLED panels produced by Samsung Display in the interior design of this special vehicle. The two companies developed this display system as a result of a collaboration that lasted approximately three years.

OLED Technology and Innovative Design

Ferrari Luce has a total of four different screens in three main areas: the digital instrument panel in front of the driver, the central control screen and the screen reserved for pillion passengers. These screens are designed in sizes of 12.9 inches, 12.1 inches, 10.1 inches and 6.3 inches.

The driver’s side instrument panel has a multi-layered design, a first in the industry. This structure, where 12.9-inch and 12.1-inch OLED panels are placed on top of each other, gives depth and a dynamic appearance to the cockpit.

Samsung Display leveraged proprietary HIAA technology to meet Ferrari’s specific design needs. Thanks to this technology, precise cuts of approximately 100 mm in size could be created on the screens.

The 10.1-inch infotainment screen has a very striking mechanical detail. Three mechanical hands placed on the screen can rotate 360 ​​degrees and show modes such as time, compass and stopwatch.

OLED panels provide designers with great flexibility as they do not require a backlight structure. In addition, Thin Cinema Encapsulation technology preserves image integrity by protecting the organic materials of the screen against external factors.

Technical Specifications and Sales Date

Ferrari Luce can produce a total of 1,035 horsepower with its four electric motors. The vehicle, which can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds, stands out with its high performance.

The production of the car, which was announced with a starting price of $ 640,000 in the US market, will start in late 2026. Sales of the vehicle are planned to start in the second quarter of 2027.

What do you think about the screen technology used in this new electric magnificent car of Ferrari?