Published by: Vivek Dubey
Automobili Pininfarina reveals the B95, a pure-electric, open-top hypercar, at the Monterey Car Week. Only 10 units will be made, priced at 4.4 million euros each.
Pininfarina unveils the B95, a pure-electric, open-top hypercar, at the Monterey Car Week in the USA. Only 10 units will be made.
Each B95 will cost 4.4 million euros (around Rs 39.86 crore). The production and deliveries will start in 2025, the 95th anniversary of Pininfarina.
Paolo Dellacha, Automobili Pininfarina CEO, says the B95 delivers the power of Battista and redefines the joy of driving in stunning open-top form.
The B95 has no roof or windscreen for protection against the elements. It has electronically adjustable aero screens inspired by vintage fighter planes.
The B95 sports a different front body panel, slim headlights, and a surrounding loop that incorporates the cabin and the domes behind each passenger’s head.
The B95 has a similar rear to the Battista, with slim LED tail-lights. It has a different bumper and diffuser design.
The B95 is finished in metallic Bronzo Superga with contrasting elements in Giallo Arneis gloss (yellow). It has a black ‘95’ decal on the driver side dome.
The B95 features matte black, forged aluminium alloys with centre-lock rings in black brushed aluminium. The brake calipers are in Giallo Arneis.
Buyers can customise their B95 as they like, with choices of upholstery, stitching, skid plate, and helmets. Each B95 will be unique.
The B95 has tan-coloured upholstery in sustainable leather with brushed black aluminium finishes. The seats have a two-tone scheme with Pied de Poule Houndstooth fabric.
The B95 uses the same quad-motor setup as the Battista, producing 1,900hp and 2,340Nm. It has a 120kWh battery pack that can be fast-charged up to 270kW.
The B95 can do 0-100kmph in under 2secs and has a top speed of over 300kmph. It has five driving modes - Calma, Pura, Energica, Furiosa and Carattere.