LA FERRARI DI APPLE? Non avete capito niente.

27 Feb 2026 · 28 min
28:26

In this YouTube interview, host Jacopo D'Alesio (Jakidale) talks with automotive journalist and Quattroruote director Alessandro Lago about Ferrari’s first fully electric super‑car, the Ferrari Luce. The conversation frames the Luce as an “Apple‑style” vehicle: obsessively designed, built with unprecedented materials, and focused on a holistic user experience. They describe Jony Ive’s involvement through his Love From studio, detailing how his design language—minimalism, tactile controls, glass‑button switches, custom OLED displays, and bespoke aluminium‑anodised parts—has been transplanted into a high‑performance car interior. The guests explain why Ferrari rejected the typical touch‑heavy cockpit, opting instead for physical knobs that can be operated without looking, a choice justified by ergonomics and driver focus. Technical aspects are explored: four electric motors delivering over 1,000 hp, 0‑100 km/h in 2.5 seconds, a battery pack assembled in‑house from Korean cells and shaped to lower the centre of gravity, torque‑vectoring on both axles, and extensive heat‑management concerns for repeated laps. They note that Ferrari has filed about 60 patents covering novel components, from the glass‑button switches to the motor and suspension designs. The interview also covers Ferrari’s marketing approach—revealing the car piece by piece over months—and the brand’s ambition to become the “Apple of cars.” The hosts discuss Ferrari’s historic partnership with Apple (first CarPlay integration), the abandoned Apple Car project, and speculation about Ive’s prior work on Apple’s Project Titan. Broader industry context follows: Tesla’s disruptive impact, the rise of Chinese EV manufacturers, and the challenges European makers face. They touch on design trends (return to minimalism, the Jaguar concept, Audi’s new design direction) and cultural differences in vehicle usage. Finally, they speculate on future intersections of automotive tech with AI and robotics (OpenAI collaborations, Elon Musk’s robot ambitions), concluding that innovation will continue to reshape luxury mobility, albeit at a premium price point. Key take‑aways: Ferrari is leveraging Apple‑style design and engineering rigor to create a unique electric super‑car; tactile ergonomics are prioritized over flashy touchscreens; the Luce represents a high‑price, low‑volume experiment that could influence future luxury EVs; and the broader market is in flux with Tesla, Chinese firms, and AI‑driven initiatives reshaping expectations.

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