Pininfarina Targamerica, this is the supercar inspired by Gianni Agnelli's Ferrari. Mystery about the owner

It is a unique example, with details inspired by the legendary Ferrari Testarossa.Lawyer Gianni Agnelliwhich is dedicated to Rich and mysterious mosqueHis name is top secret, as is the price he paid for the Pininfarina Targamerica, a one-off version of the Battista electric hypercar.

The fireball was brought to Monterey Car Week Which is held in California and did not fail to attract everyone’s attention. Especially those who wonder who the mysterious owner is – he is certainly known to smoke cigars. Among the unique features of this supercar There is also a complete cigar box with humidor. – Who will have this marvel in their collection, perhaps without having traveled more than a few kilometers.

From Cambiano, the headquarters of Pininfarina In the province of Turin, they do not talk openly about the identity of the millionaire, who is so secret. They prefer to refer to it in words: CEO Paolo Dellacia“Delivering the first unique vehicle designed based on customer request is a historic moment for us. Baptist Targamericaas no other model has ever been before, demonstrates the endless possibilities that our highly qualified team can bring to design and construction. Our world-renowned craftsmen have created – as Dellachà reiterates – something truly special: The first open-top electric hypercar tailored to the specifications of the most demanding customers.“

Exactly who was involved in the development of this car has been revealed. Gianni Agnelli requested unique details for his 1986 Ferrari Testarossa Spider.From the Argento Liquido Gloss paint, detailed with Iconica Blu Gloss accents, to the leather interior, and the Ferrari-style five-spoke wheels set to complete the look.

Thanks for Four independent electric motors With a 120 kWh lithium-ion battery, the Battista Targamerica has similar performance to the Berlinetta. Making available 1900 hp and 2,340 Nm of torque, values that allow it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in less than two seconds and propel itself (in the absence of limits or on the track) to a top speed of more than 300 km/h. h.