Italian Artifacts

Italian Artifacts

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Emanuele Bomboi hopes to first make the entire car into a sculpture, each surface of which has been carved and shaped to achieve perfection. Despite the limited space of the super sports car, even the interior decoration ensures optimum ergonomics and driver comfort.

The side profile of this new Gran Turismo is full of energy and clean lines outline the arched surface. The contour above the wheel is evocative, and the smooth streamline separates the upper and lower halves of the car. The windows provide the focus on the side of the car. Uniquely, the door handle doesn’t exist.

The front spoiler takes the form of the classic ATS 2500 GTS in the 1960s, covering the entire width of the car, with the same blue Bologna dragon logo in the center as it was in 1963. The rear of the car is windowless, perfectly blended with the aerodynamically efficient rear tail, while the integrated rear spoiler is "active".

The unique wedge-shaped lines emphasize the width of the tail, while the rear design proves the long history of the Italian GT. Its wide shape and smooth lines outline the inspiration of modern design. All elements are pneumatically designed to perfectly function and adapt to the concept of “form following function”.

The headlights and aluminum details on the headlights emphasize the technical imprint of the car, and the unique tubular ring of the taillight gives the impression of a drape that is almost separate from the rest of the car. The front part of the new GT is fitted with 255 / 30R20 tires and the rear 355 / 25R21 tires.