Automobili Pininfarina has unveiled its first coachbuilt car, the Battista Targamerica.
It employs the same 1876bhp quad-motor powertrain as the existing Battista coupé – which is twinned with the Rimac Nevera – but loses its roof panel, giving the car a classic ‘Targa’ silhouette. It is designed for open-air use but has a roll-up fabric panel for 'emergencies'.
Built as a one-off for an unnamed client based in the US, it was inspired by the Ferrari Testarossa Spider – also a one-off – made for former Fiat chairman Gianni Agnelli.
Automobili Pininfarina CEO Paolo Dellachà said: “He had many one-off cars, many of them realised by Pininfarina. There was one which was to me very beautiful: a silver Testarossa with a white soft-top and blue stripes at the bottom.
"That car gave me the inspiration that I proposed to our designer – knowing that our client was very much into silver, by the way – so we took a lot from the past in that sense.”
Inside, the Targamerica is upholstered with tan leather, has bespoke headrests and features a cigar humidor between the seats.
The open-top supercar also features several ‘Easter eggs’ that are personal to the client.
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Sorry, but if I was shelling out £2million plus for my one off, I wouldn't have painted it Fffnn Silver!, shows no imagination at all, it's not even a popular color for cars we drive!, I guess it's their money, so I hope they enjoy it.