The Ferrari Luce has stirred up intense debate with its radical redesign. Critics argue that the new electric sedan deviates from the brand's iconic heritage and traditional design aesthetic.

Maurizio Corbi, a seasoned designer, suggests it’s a bold move: 'They literally threw a boulder in a pond, and that's all people are talking about.' He fears this shift could alienate loyal customers who expect Ferrari to uphold its automotive legacy.

The involvement of ex-Apple designer Jony Ive adds another layer of controversy. Corbi believes the design lacks innovation and is more akin to industrial product design than car design, suggesting it may represent a new direction for Ferrari’s electric lineup.

Despite its performance capabilities, the Luce has seen Ferrari's stock dip by 8%. Former chairman Luca Cordero di Montezemolo expressed concerns that such a drastic change might 'destroy a myth.'

The question remains: can an electric Ferrari truly capture the spirit of Enzo’s original vision or is it just a symbol of modern corporate arrogance?