Italy-based supercar builder Puritalia Automobili will be coming to the 2019 Geneva International Motor Show with a hybrid model celled Berlinetta. To make the waiting more tolerable, the company has released a teaser demonstrating the 980-hp (731-kW) vehicle.
The supercar will take advantage of an all-carbon body and will come powered with a combination of an eight-cylinder gasoline engine (for the front axle) and an electric motor (for the rear axle). Their combined output will amount to 980 hp (731 kW) and 1,248 Nm (931 lbft) of torque.
Representatives of the company stressed that the power/torque distribution is AI-managed, and the driver can access most of the car’s functions using his or her phone or tablet.
The Puritalia Berlinetta will emerge in a strictly limited series of just 150 cars, with prices remaining a bit of a mystery at this point. The manufacturer promises manual assembly of each copy along with custom interior finishing.
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