He Pininfarina Battista It is a specimen that has been created to make history. The electric supercar in a short time has already surprised with its amazing markings. He is a born sprinter, as we have already seen an acceleration record from 0 to 100 km/h that will be difficult to beat. Now they come with another of the marks that they achieved during their visit to the Natrax (India) facilities. There he managed to rise as the fastest production model in the quarter mile and in the half mile.
The electric model completed the quarter mile, a sprint in a straight line and from a standstill of 402,336 meters, in only 8.55 seconds. The next thing was to go full throttle to see how fast I would complete the half mile. In traveling from a standstill the 804,672 meters it took 13.38 seconds, a record just as amazing as the previous one. These marks were achieved with the Battista mounting optional Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2R tires. Although they focused on acceleration, the top speeds reached were also surprising.
Development driver Stefano Costa was the one who led the Pininfarina Battista baton, although there were more protagonists. Hormazd Sorabjee, from Autocar India, got the maximum speed of the day with 358.03 km/h surpassing the previous mark of the Indian layout that was at 332 km/h. her partner, Renuka Kirpalani it stayed at 357.10 km/h, enough to get the record for the fastest Indian pilot in the world. The reason for beating these marks in India is that the Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd group are shareholders of Automobili Pininfarina.
The truth is that, although surprising, these records are not surprising either. The Pininfarina Battista is one of the most powerful vehicles in the world thanks to its 1,873 hp and 2,000 Nm of torque that come from four electric motors, placed one on each wheel to achieve all-wheel drive. Thanks to this he was able to make the 0 to 100 km/h in 1.86 seconds and 0 to 200 km/h in 4.79 seconds at the Dubai Autodrome (United Arab Emirates). Also there he showed that he can brake and went from 100 to 0 km / h in just 31 meters.
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