Bertone GB110, the supercar celebrating 110 years of the Italian brand

Every motoring enthusiast knows the name Bertone. For 110 years it has been an important name in car design. In recent years it closed its doors and was inactive, but now it has returned in force. A few days ago it announced it was back at work and that its first project would be its own hypercar, so the time has come to discover the Bertone GB110.

This model has been designed as a two-seater with a mid-engine layout. For its design, the team drew on several of the models Bertone designed throughout the company’s history. Among the inspirations for this model are the three concept cars Alfa BAT from the 1950s, the Carabo from the late 1960s, which in turn inspired the Lamborghini Countach, and above all, the Stratos Zero.

Limited information

There is not much information yet about the model, although we have already seen its bodywork. It is known that it will feature butterfly doors, that power will be sent to all four wheels, and that the transmission will have seven speeds. Some details about the engine’s power have also been given.

It will produce 1,085 CV and a maximum torque of 1,100 Nm. It will reach 8,500 rpm and will be designed to run on synthetic fuel made from recycled plastics. According to the data released by Bertone, it will have a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration time of 2.79 seconds. It will reach 200 km/h in 6.79 seconds and 300 km/h in 14 seconds. Its top speed will be above 380 km/h.

However, there is no further information about the engine, nor its displacement or the number of cylinders it will have. The only thing Bertone has revealed is that this unit comes from a German manufacturer.

As for dimensions, the wheelbase is 2,630 mm and the chassis is equipped with double-wishbone suspension, coil springs and four-way adjustable damping. The front wheels are 21 inches and the rear ones are 22 inches, fitted with 335/25 tyres.

This supercar will have only 33 units, its price is not known and other details about the model remain up in the air. Nevertheless, we are sure that many will want this supercar in their garage and to enjoy an almost unique model from a legendary brand.