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Written by Vijay Pattni
Quite the conundrum. What on earth do you name a 1,900bhp, fully electric hypercar backed by a design house with nearly 90 years of history? Something flashy and futuristic? A letter and number designation (it was codenamed PF0)? Heck, just a symbol? No, you make it simple. Name it after the founder. Welcome then, to the Battista". You can"t see it just yet because it"s not ready, and only a few people in the world have indeed seen it. No, the Battista will be fully unveiled next year at the Geneva Motor Show in March, but you no doubt know all about the car formerly known as PF0. It"s the first offering from Automobili Pininfarina, a company formed to fulfil Pininfarina founder Battista"s long-held dream of offering standalone production road cars. Though both he and son Sergio designed for numerous brands over their lifetimes, building up Pininfarina SpA into the entity you know today, neither oversaw their own car.
Date written: 10 Dec 2018
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Quite the conundrum. What on earth do you name a 1,900bhp, fully electric hypercar backed by a design house with nearly 90 years of history? Something flashy and futuristic? A letter and number designation (it was codenamed PF0)? Heck, just a symbol? No, you make it simple. Name it after the founder. Welcome then, to the Battista". You can"t see it just yet because it"s not ready, and only a few people in the world have indeed seen it. No, the Battista will be fully unveiled next year at the Geneva Motor Show in March, but you no doubt know all about the car formerly known as PF0. It"s the first offering from Automobili Pininfarina, a company formed to fulfil Pininfarina founder Battista"s long-held dream of offering standalone production road cars. Though both he and son Sergio designed for numerous brands over their lifetimes, building up Pininfarina SpA into the entity you know today, neither oversaw their own car.
Date written: 10 Dec 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 14284