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The unveiling of a new electric supercar from Ferrari sharply divided the internet Tuesday morning

as traditionalists decried the design as an Apple product on wheels, and supporters praised

the luxury brand's bold attempt at a reinvention. Ferrari's unveiling of the Lucche, a $640,000 speedster and its first ever electric model,

sent shares down around 6% Tuesday morning as the brand's fans slammed the new model as an

abandonment of its identity, specifically noting its aggressive styling.

The car was designed in collaboration with former Apple designer Johnny Ive and his business

partner Mark Newson, who are credited with designing the Apple Watch, and the pair bought

a distinctive Silicon Valley style to the luce.

The vehicle's entire upper half is made of glass, with an aluminum body, and the interior is made of rounded corners with thin lighting elements in flush surfaces, a firm departure from Ferrari's traditionally dramatic and mechanical forward visuals.

Tech and design fans weighing it online love the minimalist I've influence, but others instantly

flooded social media with memes and jokes that roasted the luce as looking like it was,

quote, designed entirely in airplane mode, or as if, quote, an Apple store made a minivan and gave

it trust issues. Flavio Manzoni, Ferrari's chief design officer, said he knows the design is polarizing,

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