Peralta S

The Peralta S, a mid-engine, rear-wheel-drive sports car, is a futuristic car made entirely by hand from fully exposed, mirror-polished aluminum, with the special feature that there is no visual difference between the glazed surfaces and the body, creating a monolithic effect.

It is distinguished by numerous original styling elements, the result of Giugiaro's experience and continuous drive for innovation: above all, the spectacular opening of the “dome” in a single movement. The Peralta S is a dream car with strong references to the past, in particular to the Maserati Boomerang prototype designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro in 1971.

The side view is characterized by a silhouette with one seamless line: nose, roof, tail with only two edges. Even from above, the surfaces are flat and continuous. In plan the Peralta S is teardrop-shaped with closure in the rear, while the front end is simple: all the lights are enclosed and hidden in both the nose and rear.

The only nonaluminum parts are the front spoiler, rear diffuser and side sills, all of which are made of exposed carbon fiber. The rear is characterized by the integrated spoiler that lifts up and the taillights that are hidden underneath: when lit they create an interesting “shadow light” effect.