Homage on wheels: the 2024 Pininfarina Battista Cinquantacinque

Thomas Wachsmuth 10 May 2024 -> Cars from AZ, News vehicles, Pininfarina SpA

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The 2024 Pininfarina Battista Cinquantacinque is not just another luxurious electric car, but also a homage to a classic: the Lancia Florida from 1955, designed by Battista “Pinin” Farina. With its premiere in Tokyo, the special e-athlete celebrates both a historical design and the most modern technology. The most striking feature of the Battista Cinquantacinque is of course the nobleness Paint finish in Blu Savoia gloss, combined with a roof in Bianco Sestriere glossy. The color combination reflects that of the first Lancia Florida concept vehicle and makes the Stromer a contemporary icon. And the cabin impresses with yours Leather interior in mahogany by Poltrona Frau, a nod to the luxurious amenities of historic Florida.

Pininfarina Battista Cinquantacinque

And the technical specifications of the Cinquantacinque are of course awesome: Powered by four individual electric motors, the vehicle achieves a total performance of 1.900 PS and a torque of insane 2.340 Nm. The sprint from 0 to 100 km/h is only possible 1,86 seconds completed, and the 120 kWh lithium-ion battery promises a range of up to 476 km. Every detail of Cinquantacinque recalls and pays homage to its roots Lancia Florida Tribute. The combination of tradition and innovation makes the Battista Cinquantacinque a veritable masterpiece of automotive history.

Details about the 2024 Pininfarina Battista Cinquantacinque:

Color: varnish in Blu Savoia Gloss, roof in Bianco Sestriere Gloss
inner space: Leather interior Heritage leather by Poltrona Frau in mahogany
Lettering: “Cinquantacinque 55” on the passenger door and lower rear wing
Power Type: Four electric motors
Performance: 1.900 PS
torque: 2.340 Nm
acceleration: 0-100 km/h in 1,86 seconds, 0-200 km/h in 4,75 seconds
Battery: 120 kWh lithium-ion battery
Reach: 476 km
design concept: Based on the Lancia Florida from 1955, influence on the “PURA Vision” design concept
Doors: Lounge doors that open to the rear, no B-pillar