Ferrari Patents for Future Features

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Here are 10 of Ferrari's most innovative tech features that might appear on future models

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Recently, Ferrari filed a series of patents for potential features that may appear on future models.

The company is also working on a new layout for a hydrogen fuel cell stack, with the aim of optimizing aerodynamics and preserving the dynamic character of a mid-engine vehicle.

One of Ferrari 's most "out-there" tech features is a fully customizable interior layout, where the driving position can be switched from LHD to RHD, and even central seating.

Patent involves not one, but two different inventions related to auditory feedback in electric vehicles.

This patent involves a system that directs the sound produced by the electric motors through resonance tubes, amplifying it.

The second system uses âaerophone instruments under the car, channeling air as the car is in motion and producing sound.

This is achieved by using separate electric motors for each wheel (in an EV ) or a torque-vectoring differential.

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