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Bizzarrini Unveils Giotto: A New Carbon-Fiber Supercar with V12 Engine

by AutoExpert   |  1 September, 2023

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Italian automotive marque Bizzarrini has just announced its latest feat of engineering: a new supercar named Giotto.

Both its body and chassis are crafted entirely out of carbon fiber, lending the vehicle an incredibly lightweight yet robust structure.

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The design of the Giotto is a masterpiece by GFG Style, a renowned design studio owned by Giorgetto & Fabrizio Giugiaro. Powering this beauty is a massive 6.6-liter V12 engine, although further specifics are yet to be disclosed.

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Dynamic testing of the Bizzarrini Giotto is slated for the end of next year, while customer deliveries are expected to commence in 2026.

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