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Italdesign Quintessenza is an electric GT concept that redefines 'multi-purpose'

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Max McDee, 29 April 2024

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Italdesign, the renowned Italian design studio, has unveiled its bold new all-electric concept: the Italdesign Quintessenza. This radical EV defies existing conventions, blending a high-performance GT's dynamic power with a pickup truck's adventurous practicality. It is an audacious concept, but the Quintessenza points to a future of versatile, high-performance electric vehicles.

Italdesign Quintessenza is an electric GT that reinvents 'multi-purpose'

The Quintessenza's bold, futuristic design isn't merely for looks. It serves a purpose. The convertible configuration offers a standard GT experience and the ability to open up for an open-air adventure or even transform into a stargazing lounge. It boasts aggressive front styling cues reminiscent of an Audi supercar, but its generous dimensions hint at its SUV practicality. The rear seamlessly switches between a sporty demeanor, when the roof is on, and true pickup functionality with the removable hardtop stored away.

The Quintessenza is all about the driver and passengers. The interior is where this human-centric approach shines. Simple, flowing forms create a minimalist, functional space. Smartphone integration means bringing your own infotainment and customization options to the vehicle. The dashboard is uncluttered, with key info presented via a 'bridge' below the windshield. Passengers won't be bored as a continuous projection system can display points of interest and navigational information, constantly connecting you with the outside world.


One of the Quintessenza's most distinctive features is its seating configuration. The rear seats swivel 180 degrees for an immersive stargazing experience under the open night sky. Need a chilled beverage to enjoy the view? Not a problem – there's a refrigerated compartment with space for wine and glasses.

This audacious concept isn't just about its groundbreaking design. The Quintessenza packs a serious punch with its 150 kWh/800V battery, feeding a 580kW (approx. 777 horsepower) electric powertrain with drive units on both axles. This translates to a thrilling 0-62 mph time in under 3 seconds and an impressive range of about 466 miles on a single charge.


The Quintessenza is a tantalizing peek at the future of electric vehicles. Its blend of style, tech, performance, and adaptability is a glimpse into what's possible in a rapidly evolving EV landscape. The concept questions the boundaries between established vehicle categories, and it could ultimately spark a new generation of multi-purpose luxury electric vehicles.


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  • 01 May 2024

Nice. Back seats can swivel 180 degrees.

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  • 29 Apr 2024

Eew

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