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Jony Ive's new supercar, an all-electric Ferrari Luce, is devoid of touchscreens because Ive doesn't like them, but he might be wrong about the need for them in cars.

Ferrari has revealed some of the interior of its Luce EV, while designer Jony Ive takes a swipe at touchscreens.

Ferrari and former Apple design boss Jony Ive are on a mission to fix car interior design

It looks like it was plucked straight out of the 1960s, then redesigned by Apple. That's not a coincidence.

The reveal took place at a launch event in Bahrain, where two three-day pre-season tests will take place - the first later this week - ahead of March’s season opener in Melbourne

Customers are getting fed up with touchscreens in their cars—and automakers are finally starting to take notice. After years of piling more and more functions into giant central displays, car companies are beginning to reverse course, reintroducing physical buttons and knobs in greater numbers than we’ve seen in years.

Ferrari is unveiling its first electric vehicle in three phases. Today, we know its name: Luce, which means "light" or "illumination" in Italian. The automaker previously detailed the vehicle's technical specs, and now it’s showing us the interior ahead of the full reveal later this year.  

Lewis Hamilton attended the 2026 Super Bowl alongside Kim Kardashian amid relationship rumours

As Milano Cortina 2026 gets underway, it’s worth remembering the time Ferrari turned the Turin opening ceremony into an F1 pitlane