Samsung Display says it is the exclusive supplier of four OLED panels used in the interior of the all-new Ferrari Luce. The car is unveiled during Ferrari’s World Premiere event in Italy. According to both outlets, the OLED system includes three digital display zones: a driver’s binnacle, a central control panel, and a rear passenger control panel. Samsung Display provides panels in four sizes—12.9-inch, 12-inch, 10.1-inch, and 6.3-inch—to cover the different areas of the cabin. The centerpiece is the driver’s binnacle, described as the industry’s first multilayered OLED display structure. The design combines a 12-inch OLED panel and a 12.9-inch OLED panel to create layered visual depth. The lower 12-inch display presents background graphics and gauge indexes, while the upper 12.9-inch panel includes three circular openings that reveal underlying graphics. Around these openings, the upper display shows information such as torque-shift indicators and pop-up alerts. Samsung Display also highlights that mechanical clock hands are built into the layered display structure, providing a physical element within the otherwise digital interface.
Samsung Display supplies four OLED panels for Ferrari Luce’s cabin displays
Samsung Display says it is the exclusive supplier of four OLED panels used in the interior of the all-new Ferrari Luce. The car is unveiled during Ferrari’s World Premiere event in Italy. According to...
- Samsung Display provides OLED displays exclusively for the Ferrari Luce interior.
- The cabin includes three digital display zones: driver’s binnacle, central control panel, and rear passenger control panel.
- Four OLED panel sizes are cited: 12.9-inch, 12-inch, 10.1-inch, and 6.3-inch.
- The driver’s binnacle uses a multilayer OLED design combining 12.9-inch and 12-inch panels for layered depth.
- The driver’s display includes mechanical clock hands and circular openings that expose the underlying display.
Samsung Display is exclusively powering the Ferrari Luce's interior with four OLED panels, including a first-of-its-kind layered display with real mechanical clock hands built right in.
3 months agoSamsung Display said Tuesday it is exclusively supplying four OLED displays for the all-new Ferrari Luce, highlighting the growing role of OLED technology in premium automotive interiors. The Ferrari Luce, unveiled during Ferrari’s World Premiere event in Italy on Sunday, features three digital display zones throughout the cabin: a driver’s binnacle, a central control panel and a rear passenger control panel. Samsung Display is providing OLED displays in 12.9-inch, 12-inch, 10.1-inch and 6.3-inch sizes. The centerpiece is the driver’s binnacle, which Samsung Display said is the industry’s first multilayered OLED display structure. The system combines 12.9-inch and 12-inch OLED panels to create greater visual depth and a more analogue-like driving experience. The lower 12-inch panel displays background graphics and gauge indexes, while the upper 12.9-inch panel contains three circular openings that expose the underlying display. Around the openings, the upper display shows torque-shift indicators, pop-up alerts and tell-tales. Physical mechanical hands move within the space between
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