Arri recently announced the ARRI Ensō lenses. These are Full Frame lenses designed from the ground up. The range consists of 14 lenses, 2 extenders, 16 focal lengths.

ARRI Enso lenses are named after, and inspired by, a circular Zen symbol. In Zen calligraphy, painting an enso is a meditative practice that trains your mind to exist fully in the moment. You are engaged with your surroundings, but your thoughts are untroubled by anything beyond the act of creation.
This is an ideal state of mind on set, and it is only possible if you have complete trust in your tools.

Collaborating with a leading Japanese optics house, ARRI designed the Enso lens series to deliver incredible image quality across a huge range of focal lengths, from 10.5 to 250 mm (350/500 mm with Ensö Extenders). Combining German engineering with Japanese optical excellence, Ensos are a fusion of two cultures – adaptable and reliable, yet elegantly simple and pure of

Uniform Lens Housings:

Gear rings are in the same position on all 14 of the Enso focal lengths, most of which have a front diameter of 95 mm, so they can be swapped on the camera without disruption. The focal lengths in the core sales set of six lenses will be the most frequently used, but the wide-angle 10.5 and 14 mm, as well as the telephoto 250 mm (350/500 mm with its included 1.4x/2x Extenders) allow Enso shooters to meet even the most extreme visual demands.

More information on the official Arri Enso page here.