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Say hello to the production-spec Pininfarina Battista

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Say hello to the production-spec Pininfarina Battista | Top Gear

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1,900bhp hyper-EV is finally finished, and has just landed in the US for Monterey Car Week

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Say hello to the production-spec Pininfarina Battista

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1,900bhp hyper-EV is finally finished, and has just landed in the US for Monterey Car Week

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Say hello to the production-spec Pininfarina Battista

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1,900bhp hyper-EV is finally finished, and has just landed in the US for Monterey Car Week

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Say hello to the production-spec Pininfarina Battista

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Say hello to the production-spec Pininfarina Battista

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1,900bhp hyper-EV is finally finished, and has just landed in the US for Monterey Car Week

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Here it is – the finished Pininfarina Battista. Two of these hyper-EVs will be on display during Monterey Car Week, where prospective owners will finally get to “experience its 1,900bhp performance” for the first time.

The car pictured has exposed carbon bodywork, forged aluminium alloy wheels, and a black leather/blue Alcantara interior with black anodised aluminium trimmings. The second car is a Battista Anniversario, of which just five will be built. You can read all about it by clicking right here. At Pebble Beach, the two so-called “hyper GTs” will be “displayed alongside an exclusively curated selection of classic Pininfarina designs from the company’s 91-year history”.

This is also the first chance we’ll get to hear the Battista. Pininfarina says it’s currently developing a “unique soundscape”, which will rise in increments of 54Hz as your speed increases. Why 54Hz? Because it’s a multiple of 432Hz, which Pininfarina says is “is mathematically consistent with the universe” according to music theory, and is “said to be a pure sound”.

Pininfarina claims the Battista hits 62mph from a standstill in less than two seconds. Range from the 120kW battery, which supplies an electric motor on each wheel, is said to be 310 miles. 150 will be made in all, each costing MANY millions.

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Here it is – the finished Pininfarina Battista. Two of these hyper-EVs will be on display during Monterey Car Week, where prospective owners will finally get to “experience its 1,900bhp performance” for the first time.

The car pictured has exposed carbon bodywork, forged aluminium alloy wheels, and a black leather/blue Alcantara interior with black anodised aluminium trimmings. The second car is a Battista Anniversario, of which just five will be built. You can read all about it by clicking right here. At Pebble Beach, the two so-called “hyper GTs” will be “displayed alongside an exclusively curated selection of classic Pininfarina designs from the company’s 91-year history”.

This is also the first chance we’ll get to hear the Battista. Pininfarina says it’s currently developing a “unique soundscape”, which will rise in increments of 54Hz as your speed increases. Why 54Hz? Because it’s a multiple of 432Hz, which Pininfarina says is “is mathematically consistent with the universe” according to music theory, and is “said to be a pure sound”.

Pininfarina claims the Battista hits 62mph from a standstill in less than two seconds. Range from the 120kW battery, which supplies an electric motor on each wheel, is said to be 310 miles. 150 will be made in all, each costing MANY millions.

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1,900bhp hyper-EV is finally finished, and has just landed in the US for Monterey Car Week