Pininfarina presented a 1900-horsepower speedster-Batmobile (16 photos)
Pininfarina has unveiled a special modification of its B95 Barchetta superspeedster, inspired by the Batman movie universe. The Gotham version differs from the standard electric hypercar only in the nuances of decoration and design, but was built completely legally with the approval of Warner Bros. The presentation photos of the speedster were taken in the room where famous scenes from Christopher Nolan's trilogy were filmed, while the electric car is next to the original Tumbler. 
The Pininfarina B95 Gotham embodies the personality of Bruce Wayne, the "civilian hypostasis" of Batman. The speedster's body was painted in a special shade called Argento Vittorio, accompanied by matte black inserts and glossy black wheels. The interior is trimmed in brown leather and decorated with many logos of Wayne Enterprises, the company owned by the movie hero. The media system received specially developed interface graphics, and the virtual assistant speaks in the voice of Alfred Pennyworth, Wayne's butler.
A quote from the film belonging to Bruce appeared on the driver's door: All men have limits... I ignore mine.
The Pininfarina B95 Gotham, like other electric cars of this family, is based on the Rimac platform with a 1900-horsepower power plant. The studio promises to release only four commercial cars in the line dedicated to this film trilogy. Two of them will receive the Gotham specification (the Battista coupe will soon be added to the speedster), and two more will come in the Dark Knight design, personifying the dark side of the movie hero's personality. The price is 3.4 million euros for the coupe and 4.9 million for the Barchetta speedster. 
