#Samsung OLED

The Ferrari Luce will feature a new cockpit design using custom Samsung OLED displays, combining digital screens with physical moving parts to create a more layered dashboard experience. Designed by former Apple design chief Sir Jony Ive through his company LoveFrom, the Ferrari Luce will use multiple Samsung-made OLED displays across different parts of the vehicle. One of its key features is Samsung’s Hole In Active Area (HIAA) technology, which allows physical parts to pass through the display itself. The driver’s instrument cluster uses two stacked OLED panels. Samsung says these holes are much larger than what is normally used on smartphone displays. The center control panel uses a 10.1-inch OLED display with configurable functions such as a clock, stopwatch, and compass. Rear passengers will also get 6.3-inch OLED panels for climate controls and vehicle information. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aselj6_xEh4 Subscribe to YugaTech 📝 Read Video Transcription▼ 0:00OLED gaming monitors have been 0:01increasingly popular over the past few 0:03years, especially among enthusiasts 0:06looking for the best possible image 0:08quality and motion clarity. Read more in our articles including "Ferrari Luce features Samsung OLED screens with stacked design" and "Watch: Samsung Odyssey OLED G7 (2026) | 32 inch Monitor for Both AAA and Competitive Gaming".