On October 4 in Miami, we'll be seeing a new hypercar that's sure to be the talk of the town: the Vittori Turbio Project. Designed in collaboration with PininfarinaIt combines the excellence of Italian design with cutting-edge technology, and promises outstanding performance.
A hypercar with an Italian name but international DNA
Behind this project lies Vittori, a young brand founded in 2023 that has chosen to join forces with the prestigious Carrozzeria Pininfarina to bring its first model to life. The objective is clear: to offer a hybrid hypercar that pushes back the limits, both in terms of design and performance.
Under the hood, the Vittori Turbio features a 6.8-liter naturally-aspirated V12, combined with a front-mounted electric motor. Cumulative power reaches 1,110 hp, enough to rival the market benchmarks. The result: a 0 to 100 km/h time of less than 2.5 seconds, for a top speed that is still a secret, but which should logically exceed 350 km/h.
The first AI hypercar
The Vittori Turbio presents itself as the first "AI hypercar". The chassis and body are manufactured using 3D printing processes controlled by artificial intelligence, using carbon and titanium for low weight and optimum rigidity.
In terms of aerodynamics, engineers have announced a complete active system with diffuser, splitter and dynamic rear spoiler, optimizing downforce and stability. The suspension, meanwhile, is based on an Adaptive Magnetic Ride Control system combined with a double cross-arm, to guarantee road-holding worthy of a road-legal racing car.
Pininfarina style
It's impossible to talk about a hypercar without mentioning its design. And with Pininfarina at the helm, the first sketches are promising. There are multiple inspirations: the Alfa Romeo grille, aggressive lines reminiscent of Lamborghini, and a rear end marked by a massive diffuser incorporating X-shaped lights. At the front, it may also remind us of Bugatti.
The roof adopts a double-bubble configuration, a nod to the Italian GTs of the 60s, while the overall proportions recall those of the Lamborghini Revuelto, with Vittori's own futuristic touch.
Limited to 50 copies
As is often the case in the world of hypercars, rarity is part of the project's DNA. Only 50 examples of the Vittori Turbio will be produced worldwide. Pre-sales are already open, with no official price announced, but there's no doubt that the entry ticket will be counted in millions of euros.
Customizable down to the smallest detail: colors, interior finishes, materials, each one can become a one-of-a-kind piece.
Presentation in Miami
The official presentation will take place on October 4, 2025 in Miami, in the form of a show car that will give a first glimpse of what the final version will look like.
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