Vittori to Unveil First Hypercar in Miami on October 4, 2025

Developed with Pininfarina; AI-assisted design; titanium 3D-printed components; hybrid powertrain targeting 1,100 hp

MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Vittori, a new hypercar company, will unveil its first model on October 4, 2025 in Miami at a private, invite-only event. The running concept car was developed in collaboration with Pininfarina, the legendary Italian studio behind icons for Ferrari and Maserati.

The concept previews Vittori’s engineering approach: AI-assisted design, lightweight construction with titanium 3D-printed components and advanced composites.

Power comes from a hybrid system pairing a high-performance internal-combustion engine with electric motors and a high-voltage battery pack, targeting 1,100 horsepower. The car on display is a running concept; production specifications may change, and timing will be announced as development progresses.

“Partnering with Pininfarina lets us combine timeless design with modern manufacturing,” said Carlos Cruz, founder and CEO of Vittori. “This concept shows the direction of our first production car—driver-focused, shaped by AI, and built with uncompromising materials.”

Attendance at the Miami unveiling is by invitation only. Media and qualified buyers may request an invitation at [e-mail]. Images and b-roll will be available following the event.

About Vittori

Vittori is a high-performance automaker building next-generation hyper vehicles that blend AI-assisted design, additive manufacturing, and race-bred engineering. Learn more at vittori.com.

Forward-Looking Statements

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