Parcour Roadster

The Giugiaro Parcour had its world premiere during the 2013 Geneva Motor Show.

The Parcour's uniqueness lies in its car body, a sort of cross between a modern high-performance GT sedan and an SUV. While from the former it takes its low, profiled body, from the latter it inherits instead the high ground clearance that allows it to tackle even the roughest terrain, as opposed to what would happen instead with a pure sports car, while preserving the high performance of a GT.

It represents the beginning of a path that would later be continued over the years with the GFG Kangaroo and the GFG Vision 2030.

The Parcour is a two-seater, four-wheel drive concept car powered by a 5.2-litre Lamborghini V10 (550 bhp); it boasts a declared maximum speed of 275 kph and can sprint from 0 to 100 kph in 3.6 seconds. Thanks to the huge 22" wheels and variable ground clearance (from 210 to 330 mm), the car is conceived to be able to overcome with power and grace any kind of obstacle. The name derived from the parkour sporting discipline in which athletes tackle urban routes in which they scale "barriers" of all kinds with the utmost agility.

The Parcour roadster's setup is very similar to that of a coupé but in this case the style has been redesigned starting with the engine, to enhance the sporty spirit even further; in fact, in this version there is no interruption in the continuity between the passenger compartment and the engine compartment. To make up for the absence of a roof, the front and rear pillars have been strengthened with carbon fibre; they not only play an aerodynamic role but also act as a roll-bar, to guarantee the safety of occupants.