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Vittori Debuts in Miami with Pininfarina-Designed Hybrid Hypercar

October 6, 2025

The new automotive brand Vittori has made its public debut in Miami with a limited-edition hybrid hypercar developed in collaboration with Pininfarina.

The company, founded by Carlos Cruz, operates from the United States with production based in Italy. Its first vehicle combines Italian craftsmanship with advanced engineering, aiming to merge traditional design values with modern performance technologies.

“We set out to create a car that delivers both emotion and control,” said CEO Carlos Cruz. “Not another supercar, but a machine that feels alive — where beauty, performance, and precision coexist.”

A Collaboration with Pininfarina

The car’s design was developed together with Pininfarina, the Turin-based design house known for its collaborations with Ferrari, Maserati, and other historic marques.

“Working with Vittori expresses Pininfarina’s core expertise: turning design into reality through full development programs,” said Giuseppe Bonollo, SVP Mobility at Pininfarina.

Engineering and Design

The hybrid powertrain, developed by Italtecnica, is paired with an aerodynamically optimized body built using additive manufacturing. Only 50 units will be produced.

Exterior surfaces are sculpted for airflow efficiency, integrating functional air intakes and cooling channels. An active rear wing adjusts downforce and drag based on driving conditions.

The interior rejects an overreliance on touchscreens in favor of mechanical switches and tactile controls, emphasizing direct driver engagement.

Production and Outlook

The working concept shown in Miami marks the first step toward a production version. Vittori’s manufacturing operations in Italy will focus on limited-series production and hand-built assembly.

Further technical specifications and delivery timelines will be announced in the coming months.

More information: go.vittori.com

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