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Pininfarina dedicated a special electric hypercar to the Batman universe. The B95 Gotham barchetta was created from a regular hypercar, that is, it is equipped with four electric motors with a total output of 1900 horsepower and 2300 Nm of torque. The car has a special exterior and interior trim, as well as a single edition. As part of the Wayne Enterprises Experience project, three more themed cars will be released: Battista Gotham, B95 Dark Knight and Battista Dark Knight.
At the Monterey Automobile Week (August 9-18), the German Automobili Pininfarina will show the first “live” car created as part of the Wayne Enterprises Experience project, launched this spring by Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products and Relevance International. This is the B95 Gotham barchetta, which, like all Wayne Enterprises products, was created under the inspiration of the Batman world. In the case of the two-door, we are talking about the luxurious life of Bruce Wayne, his refined taste and love for advanced technology.
Like the regular B95, the Gotham version received two electronically controlled windshields and a four-motor power plant with a capacity of 1900 horsepower and 2300 Nm of torque. From zero to one hundred, the two-door accelerates in less than two seconds – just what Batman’s alter ego needs. The body and doors of the barchetta are decorated with Wayne Enterprises logos. On the driver’s side door there is a plate with the phrase All men have limits… I ignore mine. Luxurious brown leather with original stitching on the seats was used for the cockpit trim.
The graphics of the “dashboard” and multimedia have also changed – again in the spirit of Wayne Enterprises. And the virtual assistant began to speak like Alfred Pennyworth, the constant butler of the Wayne family. As part of the collaboration with Warner Bros, Automobili Pininfarina will release four more one-off electric hypercars: the Battista Gotham, B95 Dark Knight and Battista Dark Knight. They were announced in the spring, but remain concepts for now.
Source: Motor
