Pininfarina's Battista Electric Supercar on Jay Leno's Garage
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Welcome back, loyal fans of Jay Leno's Garage! Today, we have a special treat for you - a visit from the automotive royalty, Pininfarina. And let me tell you, these guys know how to make a car with soul. Because apparently, according to some people, electric cars have no soul. But hey, if you want soul, just go to the Italians. They've got it in spades.
And boy, do they have some impressive cars to show off. We've got the Batista, a production car that will blow your socks off, and a concept car that will make you drool. And let's not forget the CEO of Pininfarina, Paolo Dellacha, who is here to tell us all about these beauties. And let me tell you, these cars have some serious power. We're talking 1900 horsepower and 2400 Newton per meter of torque. That's enough to make your head spin.
But what's even more impressive is that these cars are electric. That's right, no gas-guzzling engines here. And let me tell you, these Italians know how to make electric cars exciting. Because let's face it, if it's not exciting, what's the point? And Pininfarina has managed to do just that - create electric supercars that will make your heart race and your jaw drop.
But don't worry, they haven't sacrificed any of that classic Italian style. These cars are still drop-dead gorgeous, with aerodynamics that will make your head spin. And let's not forget about the interior - it's all about ergonomics and beauty, just like Pininfarina's tradition. So, if you want a car that's not only fast but also a work of art, look no further than Pininfarina.
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Viewer Reactions for Pure Electric Luxury: Presenting the Pininfarina Battista
Viewers are impressed by the interior and design of the Pininfarina cars.
Many viewers appreciate Jay Leno's passion for sharing his love for automobiles.
The inclusion of designer Dave Amantea in the video is seen as a great addition.
Some viewers were not aware that Pininfarina has been designing cars since the 1930s.
The acceleration and speed of the car is praised, but some viewers miss the sound of an engine.
The high price point of the car is acknowledged, but viewers still appreciate seeing it.
The international aspect of Pininfarina is noted, with headquarters in Germany and Italian designers.
Some viewers prefer the theater and soul of a traditional engine and manual transmission.
The lunar energy used in the car is seen as a unique and untapped resource.
Some viewers prefer the Pininfarina car over the Rimac.
Viewers are excited to see more videos like this in the future.
The design of the car is compared to the NSX.
Some viewers are impressed by the turn signal sound.
The warranty and technology of the car are mentioned.
The car is seen as a work of kinetic sculpture.
Some viewers speculate that Rimac may have had a hand in the car's design.
The simplicity of a Tesla Model S is preferred by some viewers.
Jay Leno's humor and personality are appreciated by viewers.
Some viewers criticize the color choice of the car.
The car is compared to a Fiat Spider.
The international collaboration between Italy and Croatia is noted.
Some viewers prefer traditional combustion engines and hope they can be made environmentally friendly.
The lack of emotion and sound in electric cars is a concern for some viewers.
Some viewers have never driven an electric car and reserve judgement until they do.
The excitement and emotion of traditional engines is valued by some viewers.
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