Automobili Pininfarina, which produces cars as a sub-brand of Pininfarina, one of the most popular car design companies in the world, has been working on a hypercar called “Battista” for a long time. The latest news is a clear indication that this hypercar will be the dream of car enthusiasts.
Pininfarina officials took the hypercar they were working on to a race track in Dubai. Battista, who spent a few days here, was put through acceleration and deceleration tests. The results were extraordinarily good. Let’s look at the shared data for this hypercar together.
Battista’s 0-100 km/h acceleration time is just 1.79 seconds!
According to official statements, Pininfarina Battista completes 0-100 km / h acceleration in just 1.79 seconds. On the other hand, the 0-200 km/h acceleration time is 4.49 seconds. Saying that even 0-100 km/h acceleration is a good rating for an ordinary sports car, let alone 0-200 km/h in 4.49 seconds, would better explain the success of Battista. As a footnote; Let’s say that the maximum speed of the vehicle is 350 km / h.
The Battista is an extraordinary car, not only when accelerating, but also when decelerating. Because in the tests, it was revealed that the 100-0 km / h deceleration of this hypercar was 31 meters. The previous record in this area was 38.7 meters. Commenting on these results, Paolo Dellacha said: “We achieved performance beyond our targets at Battista.” used the phrases.
Some of the 150 Battistas have been delivered!
Launched as the most powerful Italian car ever produced, the Battista is a completely handmade vehicle. This extends the delivery and production process. So much so that it takes 1,250 hours of work for a Battista to be ready. The car, which has 1,900 horsepower and 2,340 Nm of torque, has been delivered to some buyers in the USA for now. The company will soon take action for customers in the Middle East. In the meantime, let’s mention that a consumer who wants to own this hyper car costs 2.2 million euros. This money is paid only to the company. Additional taxes and other payment items in the country of destination belong to the buyer.
You can watch the test video for Battista below.
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