U.S. automobile startup firm Vittori has unveiled its first project, named the Turbio. It was reportedly designed by Pininfarina using AI prototyping tech. The premiere is scheduled for a Miami event on October 5, 2025.
Judging by the teasers available so far, the coupe has a rather over-the-top aggressive exterior with elaborate front and rear ends and lots of air vents all around. All lights are implemented via thin LED strips. The radiator grille is horseshoe-shaped in a possible nod to Bugatti, while the rear end makes us think of certain Lamborghinis.
Carscoops goes as far as to assume that the whole project may be based on a Lambo. It points out that the Turbio is officially 4,947 mm (193.2 inches) long, 2,266 mm (88.5 in) wide and 1,160 mm (45.3 in) tall with 2,779 mm (108.5 in) between the axles. Curiously enough, that’s exactly the same length and wheelbase as the Lamborghini’s Revuelto flagship. The same goes for its dry weight of 1,772 kilos (3,907) lbs, which matches Lambo’s pound-for-pound.
At the same time, the Vittori Turbio promises to outmatch the Revuelto in terms of raw performance and acceleration. The company mentions a 6.8-liter V12 driving the rear wheels and an electric motor driving the front end with a combined 1,115 PS (1,100 hp / 820 kW). With this kind of power under the hood, the ride should be able to reach 96.6 km/h (60 mph) from standstill in less than 2.5 seconds.
Having said that, the Turbio is still a work in progress and has no availability date. Plans exist for 50 production units.
