Pininfarina unveils the interior of its new PF0 supercar ahead of Pebble Beach

We are already past the midpoint of August, which means the time is approaching to head to Monterey and be swept up by the huge number of stunning cars that will be on show at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. This year’s event, which begins on 21 August and closes on the 26th, brings together some of the most striking cars in the world. The most elegant in the world, as they say.

And it is at this annual event that we will see the debut of the new supercar designed by Pininfarina, the Italian designer who now not only lends his artistry to the finest brands but also designs and produces his own cars under the Automobili Pininfarina marque. And no, these are not city cars by any means. In the case of this latest project, it is the PF0 supercar, which will be presented at Pebble Beach, and of which we can already see some concept images of the interior.

The Automobili Pininfarina brand has prepared the new PF0 based on designs by Luca Borgono, the brand’s design director, and it is now in its final stages before it can be seen in public. The base on which the work has been done, according to the brand, is designs created for other models, such as the Cisitalia, Modulo and Sintesi, concept cars that Pininfarina has presented over the years.

According to the details we have, the exterior of this Pininfarina PF0 aims to transcend the passage of time and be completely timeless. It seems they want it to be a car that stands out and offers a clear difference. The interior, of course, aims to repeat that milestone, which is why it has been worked on not only to pursue the driver’s comfort, but also to seek elegance and simplicity.

At Pebble Beach there are many lovers of Italian design, so the supercar maker hopes the car will catch attention and that the first orders will be placed. The guarantee of design and manufacturing in Turin may lead many attendees of this exclusive event to take an interest in this new supercar, of which you can see these three images. What do you think of the Pininfarina PF0?