Ferrari Font: Custom Luce Displays and Logo Questions

The Ferrari-issued February 2026 Luce press kit, hosted by its official Las Vegas dealer, describes a new custom typeface for the interface and identity, informed by historic Ferrari typography and Italian engineering lettering. The release places this within LoveFrom’s collaboration with the Ferrari Styling Centre. It also describes a display system with separate driver, central and rear panels, and instrument graphics drawing on historic dials. This source establishes a specific interface commission; it does not supply a downloadable font or name a retail face for the historic logo.

For an original dashboard illustration or presentation mockup, prepare a small set of changing readings with their units, a status label and one longer message. Keep the number and unit visually associated. Check whether changing digit widths make the value jump sideways; compare proportional and tabular figures if the chosen font supports them. Inspect similar characters such as 0/O and 1/I in the actual wording. Rajdhani and Roboto Mono are independent specimens here, not the Luce font or validated automotive-interface replacements.

Build a reference sheet with one row per element: logo, model name, control label and dynamic reading. Include model, year and source next to each image. This prevents a good match for one small dashboard label from becoming an unsupported claim about the whole brand. For your own concept, keep decorative title lettering away from dense labels and test the final output size rather than relying on an enlarged screenshot. For plain-text captions, the copyable font-style tool provides Unicode alternatives; it cannot reproduce a custom interface font, model badge or vector wordmark. The Eurostile guide offers separate family background, without identifying it as this commission.