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Pininfarina B95 2024.

The Italians introduced the Pininfarina B95 electric 1,900-horsepower hypercar.

Automobili Pininfarina unveiled the limited-edition B95 electric hypercar at Monterey Car Week 2023.

The model got its name in honor of the upcoming 95th anniversary of the Italian brand.

The main feature of the open novelty is an elegant design.

It is designed in the actual corporate style of PURA and looks a lot like another hypercar of the brand — Pininfarina Battista.

The two-door has the same sculpted body with a very memorable silhouette.

At the front, it draws attention to itself with a large splitter and thin strips of LED headlights.

She has muscular front fenders and a ventilated hood with a noticeable vertical «blinds».

Presented in Monterey, the car received a two-tone body color, where the main gray color «Bronzo Superga» is complemented by catchy inserts in the yellow shade «Giallo Arneis».

The car also gets numerous carbon fiber accents.

It sits on 20- and 21-inch forged wheels front and rear, respectively. The discs themselves are matte black here, but their brake calipers are again yellow.

The interior of the model is characterized by the presence of a sculpted front panel made of carbon and brown leather trim with white and black fabric inserts on the seats.

The novelty from Pininfarin differs from the barquettes and speedsters introduced in recent years by the presence of unique aero screens in front of the driver and passenger.

Their design is inspired by fighter jets of bygone years. They have an electric drive, which means they can be raised / lowered.

The Pininfarina B95 received a four-engine power plant from the Battista hypercar. Its total power is 1,874 hp.

The traction battery is 120 kWh. It is supposedly possible to replenish its charge from 20 to 80% in just 25 minutes.

With this “stuffing”, the car is able to accelerate from 0-60 mph (97 km/h) in less than 2.0 seconds.

Its maximum speed is 300 km/h. In total, the Italians will release only 10 copies of Pininfarin B95.

Each such two-door will cost 4.4 million euros (446.5 million rubles at the current exchange rate).

The production of cars will begin only in 2025, when the company will just turn 95 years old.