Ferrari Luce: Samsung OLED Displays Confirmed

The Ferrari Luce, designed by Jony Ive, will feature Samsung OLED displays with a stacked design and hole-punch cameras.

Ferrari Luce: Samsung OLED Displays Confirmed

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The Ferrari Luce, the first car designed by Sir Jony Ive since leaving Apple, will feature Samsung OLED displays with a stacked design and hole-punch cameras, according to a report from The Elec on May 26, 2026. The displays are part of a multi-year partnership between Ferrari and Samsung Display.

The interior of the Luce will include a central infotainment screen and a driver cluster, both using Samsung's advanced OLED technology. The stacked design refers to the layering of red, green, and blue organic materials to improve brightness and efficiency, a technique Samsung has been developing for automotive applications.

Jony Ive, founder of LoveFrom, was commissioned by Ferrari chairman John Elkann to design the Luce from the ground up. The vehicle is expected to be a limited-production model, with deliveries beginning in 2027. Ferrari has not officially confirmed the display specifications, but the report aligns with earlier rumors about the car's high-tech interior.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Ferrari Luce?

The Ferrari Luce is a limited-production car designed by Sir Jony Ive, the former Apple designer, and is expected to feature advanced Samsung OLED displays.

When will the Ferrari Luce be available?

Deliveries of the Ferrari Luce are expected to begin in 2027, according to reports.

What is special about the Samsung OLED displays in the Luce?

The displays use a stacked design with hole-punch cameras, improving brightness and efficiency for automotive use.

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