The Pininfarina B95 Gotham is a Batman-themed special edition of the B95, the all-electric barchetta from Automobili Pininfarina. It belongs to a collection of special editions based on the Battista and B95 electric hypercars and draws its theme from Bruce Wayne, the comic book character. The car was shown ahead of its formal debut on 16 August 2024 at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering, during Monterey Car Week. Its colour schemes and details echo the Wayne Enterprises name, including a stylised W reminiscent of that company's logo. It carries the B95 mechanical package: four independent electric motors with a combined 1,874 hp, fed by a T-shaped 120 kWh battery on a dedicated electric platform sourced from Rimac. Reports differ on numbers: Motor Authority calls the show car one-of-one, while evo describes the Gotham as one of the ten cars of the B95 production run, at a price of 4.9 million euros.
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1. evo: The Pininfarina B95 Gotham is a 1874bhp Batman-inspired hypercar
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will unveil a new variant of its electric B95 hypercar on August 16 at The Quail event during the 2024 Monterey Car Week
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a T-shaped battery with a capacity of 120 kwh
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four independent motors delivering a combined 1,874 hp
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a collection of special editions based on the Battista and B95 electric hypercars
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a collection of special editions based on the Battista and B95 electric hypercars
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a collection of special editions based on the Battista and B95 electric hypercars
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