Pininfarina Unveils Exclusive Electric Hypercar for Batman Fans

Italian company Pininfarina has thrilled Batman fans with its new masterpiece—the Barchetta B95 Gotham, an electrified hypercar. This unique model is built on the base of a standard hypercar but is equipped with four electric motors that deliver an astonishing 1900 horsepower and 2300 Nm of torque. The car accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in under two seconds, making it perfect for Batman's alter ego.

Italian company Pininfarina has thrilled Batman fans with its new masterpiece—the Barchetta B95 Gotham, an electrified hypercar. This unique model is built on the base of a standard hypercar but is equipped with four electric motors that deliver an astonishing 1900 horsepower and 2300 Nm of torque. The car accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in under two seconds, making it perfect for Batman's alter ego.

The Barchetta B95 Gotham will be unveiled at the Monterey Car Week, taking place from August 9 to 18. It is the first "live" vehicle created under the Wayne Enterprises Experience project, launched this spring by Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products and Relevance International.

The vehicle embodies Bruce Wayne's luxurious lifestyle, including exclusive design elements and interior finishes. The body and doors are adorned with Wayne Enterprises logos, and the driver’s side door features a plaque with the quote: "All men have limits… I ignore mine." The interior is trimmed with brown leather with unique stitching, highlighting elegance and high quality.

Additionally, the Barchetta B95 Gotham features redesigned graphics for the dashboard and multimedia system, styled to reflect Wayne Enterprises. The virtual assistant speaks with the voice of Alfred Pennyworth, the loyal butler of the Wayne family.

As part of the collaboration with Warner Bros., Automobili Pininfarina has announced four more conceptual electric hypercars: Battista Gotham, B95 Dark Knight, and Battista Dark Knight. These models were introduced in the spring but remain in concept stage, with production yet to begin.