Puritalia Berlinetta, the most powerful Italian hybrid
The Italian manufacturer will show its second vehicle at the Geneva Motor Show, the Puritalia Berlinetta, a new, highly exclusive hybrid supercar
The name of this brand may be unknown to the general public. But in fact, this is the company’s second car. A manufacturer based in Naples, Puritalia that stands out for its artisanal manufacturing methods.
Puritalia Berlinetta: the hybrid supercar
Featuring a rigid roof and a carbon fibre monocoque, it combines a front, longitudinally mounted V8 petrol engine with an electric unit located at the rear. This combination delivers 965 CV and 1248 Nm of torque.
The Italian brand assures a dynamic performance that is, in part, thanks to a 50-50 weight distribution. On the other hand, one of the most notable features of the model is its exhaust system with four side outlets.

In other words, the Puritalia Berlinetta stands as the most powerful hybrid ever built by the Italian company. Its powerful engine will be managed by artificial intelligence software that the brand has developed in-house.
In addition, it features advanced technology, allowing the user to control all of the vehicle’s functions from the touchscreen on the instrument cluster, or via voice or remote commands through a mobile app.
A highly exclusive supercar
Getting hold of one of the exclusive 150 units they plan to build will not be an easy task. And not only because of the price of the Puritalia Berlinetta, which is still a mystery, but we are sure it will not be suitable for more modest budgets.

Rather, after reserving one of these hybrid supercars, assembling each of these cars takes an average of 800 hours of work by Puritalia’s specialists.
Likewise, customers will be able to personalise their cars together with the design team of this manufacturer, who will contribute their expertise and advise during the customisation process. Without doubt, a made-to-measure vehicle.
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