Pininfarina

Pininfarina has revealed its Battista Anniversario with an online unveiling after the hypercar’s Geneva motor show debut was cancelled due to Coronavirus concerns. With a price tag of €2.6 million (AU$4.42 million), just five Anniversario models are set to be hand-built in Cambiano, Turin in Northern Italy. The five Anniversarios are included in the 150 Battistas that are ever set to leave the factory.

Pininfarina's first supercar model has officially been named Battista, replacing the PF0 codename used until now. While the company has designed plenty of exotic cars for other manufacturers, as well as a plethora of less fancy metal, the Battista is the first vehicle to branded a Pininfarina. Appropriately, then, the firm has decided to name its first supercar Battista after its founder, Battista ‘Pinin’ Farina.

With the unveiling of the PF0 just days away, Pininfarina has unveiled one final set of teasers for its first own-brand vehicle. The sketches give us a better idea of the car's exterior design, and our first look at the car's cabin, which is a stripped back space with what appears to be luxury-inspired trimmings. There are two screens flanking the car's steering wheel, with a smaller display ahead of the driver showing speed and next-turn instructions.