Jony Ive has done the impossible, he made a Ferrari that looks bland. Way to go!
Nothing like a 600,000 dollar car to say, let's try to reduce our environmental footprint.
Doesn't look bad to me. The color layout reminds me of Star Trek uniforms.
Indeed, I am now seeing it as well, now that you have mentioned it. xD

What the actual fuck is this
I love electric cars, prefer them over gasoline, but a Ferrari should look like a Ferrari
The chassis/vision design concept artist should be moved to a different division....
Maybe Honda is hiring...
I don't have a dog in this race, but I would point out that styles do change.
A Ferrari from 1947:

1960:

1980:

And all of these look like a ferrari
Yeah, I think that those examples helps enforce the opposite viewpoint. Those are some nice lookin' ferraris.
Eh, the second one could easily be mistaken for it's contemporary rival Aston Martin.
True enough, but no one is confusing them with that eras equivalent prius
This design is getting slandered, damn. Personally I think it looks absolutely sick, but for a brand like Ferrari I'm not sure it's a good move. It has that electric car look, which makes it seem less exclusive. I'd totally want one if I needed a car and it was actually affordable, but given the price it probably should've looked more exclusive.
Behold the Apple Car. With unapologetically plastic parts. I thought Ive only designed the dash, which he did a good job on btw.
I love that they're trying new stuff but it's weird thinking about the Daytona SP3 and that being from the same company. It reminds me of those slippers they make Japanese kids wear in school.
People are shitting on it as if they were planning to buy one, but now they have to find another EV for $640k lol. I like it.
looks kinda like a tesla.
Yawn, super cars are so 2010
No, its not.
Ferrari unveils first fully electric car
Not true. Other brands have had fully electric cars way before Ferrari.
/jk I know what it means, I just read it like this the first time and made me giggle.
Looks boring and generic, you are Ferrari ffs... Give me fins, lasers, cool interiors, fucking something to make it stand out. Who wants this?
Jaguar did this too, making boring EVs with none of the signature styling that the brand is famous for, and then proceeded to tank.

They know what we want, but they deny us at every turn.
Not that this matters in the age where cybertrucks are allowed to exist, but that thing will slice a pedestrian clean in half
“Slice in half by the Batmobile” is a way better obituary than “CyberStruck”.
Optimization have sucked away wiggle room everywhere.
The outside looks interesting given the small wiggle room EV have on design. We will not have dramatically unique car designs till battery tech gets 10x energy dense and cars can afford not being shaped like an egg shell
The inside is all Ferrari/Ive choice. There are some cool touches like the display unit. But majority is constricted by supply chain optimization. There's only so much you can deviate before things start costing an arm/leg at the scale Ferrari sells cars. Ferrari can afford custom manufacturing with some manual work but not hand manufacturing everything.
I find nearly all Ferrari models ugly AF so I'm happy we're not getting another tiny dick monstrosity but instead just another generic ugly EV.
That's a nice looking Peugeot.
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