The automobile industry bids farewell to one of the most elegant electric machines, the Pininfarina Battista. After capturing headlines for its stunning design and exceptional performance, the all electric hyper GT is set to end its production. In celebration of this moment, Pininfarina revealed something special: the Battista Novantacinque, a design mark which pays tribute to 95 years of Pininfarina design is a one-off masterpiece.
What Made the Battista So Special?
The Battista is not yet another supercar, it is a fully fledged electric vehicle. Powered by a 120 kWh battery developed by Rimac, the Battista uses four independent electric motors—one at each wheel—to deliver a combined output of 1,900 horsepower and 2,300 Nm of torque. It goes from 0 to 62 mph in less than 2 seconds, beating the speed of a Formula 1 car. In addition to all that muscle, it boasts 300 miles of range with a single charge. In a nutshell, stunning Italian architecture encapsulates unprecedented range and performance.
Novantacinque Edition Brings the Drama
In celebration of Battista’s run, Pininfarina showcases the Novantacinque which is Italian for “ninety-five”. He didn’t just pick a random name: as the final bespoke version of the Battista, it pays homage to Pininfarina’s 95 year legacy. Novantacinque's construction is nothing short of extraordinary, with exposed Rosso Gloss carbon fiber and gold highlights that resemble a modern art sculpture. The interior includes black leather with Alcantara trims, golden stitching, and a bold ‘95’ logo. Custom craftsmanship on every component exudes a vibe of a rolling celebration of automotive artistry.
Only 150 Made – And That's It
The kicker is that the Battista was never intended for mass production. Pininfarina decided to keep things exclusive by capping global production at just 150 units. Each unit requires 1,200 hours of meticulous construction and comes with a staggering 128 million interior options…yes, you heard it right. The Battista isn’t your average ride — it’s a true collector’s gem for anyone who lives and breathes cars. For the fortunate ones who have the car on order, you are taking home a slice of EV history.
What is new at Pininfarina?
If you are concerned this signifies a closure to Pininfarina’s ambitions on electrical vehicles — don’t fret. The organization is already teasing forthcoming electric vehicles which include PURA Vision, a luxurious electric utility vehicle. Although it will not supplant the Battista in terms of speed or distinctness, it demonstrates that Pininfarina is still committed to high caliber electric mobility. The Battista was their flagship and showcase of their abilities, and it certainly has great competition lined up.
Pininfarina Battista Specs
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Conclusion
It is now apparent that as the last pages of the Pininfarina Battista are being written, they are doing so with a flourish: this isn’t just the end of a vehicle — it marks the close of an entire chapter in automotive history. The electric supercars are here to stay, and the Pininfarina Battista decisively proves that electric motors are enthralling, emotional, and breathtakingly crafted, each component rivaling the best traditional supercars. With the Novantacinque edition serving as the golden masterpiece to emblematicwhere art meets innovation at 217 mph, Pininfarina has truly left a mark. The journey of this hyper gt is just getting warmed up, unlike Pininfarina which has established a benchmark for electric luxury automobiles, adorned with an Italian badge.
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