Pininfarina

Pininfarina is the most celebrated name in automotive design — the Turin carrozzeria that shaped virtually every great Ferrari from the 250 era to the 458, along with landmarks like the Cisitalia 202 that entered New York's Museum of Modern Art and the Alfa Romeo Duetto. Automobili Pininfarina, established under Mahindra ownership, now puts the name on cars of its own: the Battista, a 1,900-horsepower electric hypercar built in 150 examples and named for the founder, translates ninety years of coachbuilding heritage into the electric era — while the design house's back catalogue underwrites the value of half the Italian collector market.