by Pininfarina completes production of Battista and presents unique Novantacinque version
Pininfarina, the renowned Italian company with a long history of creating elegant automobiles, has unveiled a special version of its electric hypercar Battista. The Novantacinque model was created to celebrate the brand’s 95th anniversary and will be the last in the lineup.
This unique specimen was presented at the National Automobile Museum of Turin. The body is made of reddish carbon fiber, which contrasts with golden elements, including the lower part of the rear spoiler and decorative stripes along the sides. The wheel rims combine polished metal with black details.
“Novantacinque embodies the pinnacle of individual luxury and performance. It is a tribute to Pininfarina’s past, present, and future,” said the company’s CEO, Paolo Dellacha.
The car’s interior is finished with black leather, Alcantara, and golden accents. Under the hood lies the familiar Battista technology: a 120 kWh battery and a system of four electric motors that accelerate the car to 100 km/h in 1.89 seconds. Production is limited to 150 units, and the lineup will be discontinued by the end of the year.
This model not only showcases technological achievements but also becomes a symbol of the evolution of Pininfarina’s design philosophy. The use of carbon fiber and golden elements highlights the balance between innovation and classic aesthetics, which has always been the brand’s hallmark. The limited series makes Novantacinque even more valuable to collectors.
