Meet the Breathtaking Automobili Pininfarina B95: The Crown Jewel of Electric Hypercars

by AutoExpert   |  18 August, 2023

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Think you’ve seen the epitome of electric hypercars? Wait until you get a glimpse of the Automobili Pininfarina B95, unveiled at Monterey Car Week. This €4.4 million ($4.8 million) beauty, limited to just 10 units, is here to take your breath away.

This Italian masterpiece goes beyond common hypercars and offers an exclusive open-air two-seater experience. With its silhouette shaped by Pininfarina's PURA design philosophy, the B95's appearance is simple yet captivating, with a protruding splitter and thin LED headlights.

Automobili Pininfarina B95

But the elegance doesn’t end there. The B95 boasts unique, electronically adjustable aero screens inspired by vintage fighter planes for both driver and passenger. Imagine driving with these clear polycarbonate screens that can be easily raised and lowered for comfort.

The car’s aesthetics are elevated by its grey shade called Bronzo Superga, contrasted by Giallo Arneis yellow accents. Sporting 20-inch front and 21-inch rear forged aluminum wheels in matte black, the B95 flaunts an exterior that's sure to turn heads.

Automobili Pininfarina B95

Inside, the luxury continues with a sculpted carbon fiber dashboard, a floating wing design, and Tan Sustainable Luxury Leather seats. Headrests are adorned with Pied de Poule Houndstooth Luxury Textile, adding to the car's uniqueness.

Automobili Pininfarina B95

Under the hood, the B95 is no slouch. A 120 kWh lithium-ion battery powers four electric motors, delivering a jaw-dropping 1,874 hp. Hold onto your hats because this car can reach 60 mph in under 2 seconds and a top speed exceeding 186 mph. Charging from 20-80%? Just 25 minutes.

Automobili Pininfarina B95

Describing the B95, Automobili Pininfarina's CEO Paolo Dellachà said, "This is the most exciting chapter of the Automobili Pininfarina story so far." The car combines classic motorsport themes with the latest technological marvels.

Automobili Pininfarina B95

Set to start production in 2025, the B95 will be a key part of the celebration for the company's 95th anniversary. If you've been waiting for a hypercar that combines style, technology, and unmatched elegance, your wait is over!

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