GFG Style Unveils the Unique Maserati-Based Peralta D Supercar
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The GFG Style Peralta D, a one-off supercar, features a striking copper body and is based on the Maserati Gran Turismo. Designed by Fabrizio Giugiaro, this bespoke vehicle celebrates the owner's family with its unique name and design elements.
Introduction to the Peralta D
The GFG Style Peralta D is an extraordinary one-off supercar that utilizes copper as its primary material, a choice rarely seen in high-performance vehicles. This unique creation is based on the Maserati Gran Turismo and represents a collaboration between Italian design house GFG Style and entrepreneur Carlos Peralta.
Design and Features
Fabrizio Giugiaro, the son of renowned designer Giorgetto Giugiaro, crafted the Peralta D, which is characterized by its hand-formed copper panels that sit atop a carbon-fibre supporting structure over an aluminium chassis. The car's design incorporates mirrored glass and angular surfaces for a futuristic look, while the alloy wheels pay homage to 1970s styling.
Inside, the cabin retains some Maserati elements but is significantly personalized with copper-colored accents, rich brown upholstery, and luxury features like an illuminated passenger vanity mirror and a champagne holder. The project aims to merge minimalist aesthetics with advanced functional solutions, resulting in a true 2+2 Gran Turismo coupe.
Performance and Availability
While GFG Style has not disclosed specific performance metrics, the Peralta D is expected to utilize the Maserati GranTurismo's twin-turbocharged 3.0-litre V6 engine rather than the electric drivetrain found in the Folgore model. As a one-off vehicle, it will not be available for sale through Maserati dealerships.
Future of Maserati
This unique project aligns with Stellantis's commitment to revitalize Maserati, with plans for new models and a long-term strategy to be announced in December. The Peralta D exemplifies a blend of traditional Italian coachbuilding and modern performance engineering, marking a significant moment in luxury automotive design.