Priced at $10, 000, a limited edition of 99 sets, Pininfarina launched an iPhone case inspired by Ferrari Modulo

CTOnews.com November 29 news, quoted foreign technology media Silodrome reported that Italian car design company Pininfarina (Pininfarina) and Inkar, inspired by the Ferrari Modulo concept car unveiled at the 1970 Geneva Motor Show, launched a global limited iPhone case.

CTOnews.com learned that the case was designed by Pininfarina senior designer Paolo Lugaro, and the whole design process took two years. The Ferrari Modulo is a groundbreaking concept car that has won 22 international design awards.

The iPhone case supports iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro models, limited to 99 sets worldwide, priced at $10,000 (about 72100 yuan), and the top five buyers will also receive exclusive red line design. Each case will be printed with a unique serial number, and users can customize it according to their needs.

Customers can choose from five different shell colors; two different types of leather around the lens; and ten different backplates, including leather, carbon fiber, wood or aluminum.

In addition to the physical shell, car owners will also receive an NFT digital certificate to indicate their ownership. This will also reportedly be used to grant customers early access to Inkar's future products. Inkar also said it would donate an unspecified amount of its proceeds to the UNHCR charity in Japan.