Pininfarina Teorema concept debuts with a radical design, unique cabin
What's the story
Italian design house Pininfarina has showcased a unique concept car which has been designed using virtual and augmented reality.
Called the Teorema, the vehicle has a futuristic design and supports autonomous driving. It also has a spacious cabin with a unique seating layout and draws power from an electric powertrain whose power figures are yet to be revealed.
Here are more details.
Exteriors
The car has a prominent front splitter and dual-tone wheels
The Pininfarina Teorema has an expansive roof, a large bonnet, a prominent front splitter, and a U-shaped lighting cluster that serves as the headlight.
It is flanked by designer dual-tone wheels and large air ducts that improve airflow and boost the vehicle's range.
A full-width taillight and 'Pininfarina' badging are available on the rear end of the vehicle.
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It is built on a rolling chassis for EVs
The Pininfarina Teorema is built on a rolling chassis developed by automotive supplier Benteler. However, the company is yet to reveal the in-depth technical specifications of the powertrain used on this concept creation.
Interiors
The vehicle offers a 1+2+2 seating layout
The Pininfarina Teorema has a unique cabin with a 1+2+2 seating layout, featuring elegant foldable seats designed in collaboration with furniture maker Poltrona Frau.
The vehicle has been envisioned as a fully autonomous concept and therefore no steering wheel is available.
When Rest Mode is selected, the interior is transformed into a "social space in which people can move around," as per the company.
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Pininfarina Teorema: Availability
The Pininfarina Teorema has been designed to serve as a demonstrator and is unlikely to enter production. The concept EV will be shown to a select audience in the coming weeks.