Vittori’s AI-built hypercar may be the most outrageous debut of 2025

Vittori is about to crash onto the scene with an AI-built hypercar it calls the Turbio.

The brand-new company will reveal the car in Miami on October 4, billing it as a ‘running concept’ created with Pininfarina.

Teaser shots already show a machine that looks like the offspring of an Alfa Romeo, Bugatti, and Lamborghini.

It’s shaping up to be one of the most anticipated debuts of 2025.

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A partnership with Pininfarina

Up front, the Turbio wears a horseshoe-shaped grille, razor-thin headlights, and a huge splitter.

The hood looks vented, the roof is a double-bubble design, and scoops feed air to the rear.

Out back, it’s all drama with a massive diffuser and X-shaped taillights.

It’s loud, aggressive, and unapologetically over the top.

Vittori says the car uses active aerodynamics and ‘AI-powered 3D printing’ for its chassis and bodywork.

Carbon fiber and titanium will also play big roles, while ‘AI-assisted design’ supposedly guided the look.

That makes Pininfarina’s involvement a bit odd.

After all, why hire a world-famous design house if you’re letting algorithms call the shots?

But Pininfarina’s involvement in the project is only bringing more prestige and anticipation.

Vittori promises big performance for the AI-built hypercar

In terms of specs, things look pretty promising.

At 194.8 inches long and 3,907 pounds dry, the Turbio is virtually identical to the Lamborghini Revuelto.

The claimed setup includes a 6.8-liter V12 making 900 horsepower, paired with a small battery and front electric motor for a combined 1,110 horsepower.

Vittori says that’s enough for 0–60 mph in under 2.5 seconds, which makes it just slightly slower than the 2025 Porsche Taycan.

The car’s top speed is currently unknown, although the company promises that it will drive like a road-legal race car.

So, how much will you need to shell out for your very own AI-built hypercar?

Well, the Vittori hasn’t shed much light on that either, but since production will be capped at 50 units, you can expect a hefty price tag.

And what exactly is an AI-built hypercar, and is it any better than a regular one?

While the answers may have to wait till the official unveiling of the Turbio, this hypercar might just be one of the most mysterious cars of 2025.

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