The Battista battery-electric car now comes with an open top called the Pininfarina Battista Targamerica. The present owner of Battista asked for the one-of-a-kind Targamerica model to be made. The four electric motors in the Targamerica give it 1877 horsepower, the same amount as the car version. The fact that the Pininfarina Battista Targamerica exists shows that if you have enough money, you can get anything you want. To meet the needs of a single wealthy Battista user, Pininfarina created this one-of-a-kind open-top version of the Battista hypercar that runs on batteries. There is no word from the Italian company about who ordered the Targamerica, but this person knows a lot about cigars. Take a look at the handmade humidor and cigar case made of metal and glass that fits between the front seats of the Targamerica. There is enough room in the case for three stogies. The Battista has five different drive modes, which are marked by their glowing colors: calma (green), pura (blue), Energica (orange), furiosa (red), and carattere (yellow). The Targamerica is as hot as a lit cigar. Thanks to the car’s unique silver and blue color scheme, which goes under the rear wing and has unique back bodywork placed behind the cabin. The recognizable 10-spoke wheels by Pininfarina and the contrast of black and brown inside look great with this. The Targamerica has the same all-wheel-drive engine as its closed-top brother. It has four motors that make 1877 horsepower and is driven by a 120.0-kWh battery pack. The company that makes the standard Battista says that this setup gives it a total driving range of about 300 miles and a 1.9-second sprint to 60 mph. This is the first time anyone knows for sure if these exact numbers include Targamerica. Still, this version of Battista is incredibly fast. Depending on whether the driver wants to light up a cigar or some tires, it can go a certain distance on a full charge.
