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Italdesign Unveils Quintessenza Concept Pickup Truck At 2024 Beijing Auto Show

The Quintessenza concept is powered by a 150-kWh battery and a 580-kW electric powertrain.
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Published on May 1, 2024

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  • Italdesign debuted the Quintessenza concept at the 2024 Beijing Auto Show.
  • The Quintessenza combines sleek GT styling with rugged pickup features.
  • Inside, the Quintessenza gets a minimalist yet functional interior with swivelling rear seats and more.

Italdesign, the same design firm that redesigned the Nissan R35 GTR a few years ago, unveiled its latest creation, the Quintessenza concept, at the 2024 Beijing Auto Show. This electric vehicle combines the dynamics of a high-performance GT with the near practicality of a pickup truck. 

 

Also Read: New Volkswagen Tiguan L Pro SUV Debuts At Beijing Auto Show 2024

 

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The Quintessenza's design combines sleek GT styling with rugged pickup truck elements. Its generous dimensions, including a longer wheelbase than the shortest Ford F-150, hint at its SUV practicality. The rear section transitions from a sporty demeanour to true pickup functionality with a removable hardtop, revealing a small bed accessible via an electronic tailgate.

 

Italdesign Quintessenza Concept Pickup Truck 2

 

Inside the Quintessenza, the minimalist interior features flowing forms and smartphone integration, allowing passengers to bring their own infotainment and customisation options to the vehicle. The dashboard, made of a marble-based fabric, hides controls underneath until needed, using a projection-based system to display them. Rear seats can swivel 180 degrees for an immersive stargazing experience, with a refrigerated compartment ready to chill beverages.

 

Also Read: Toyota Unveils bZ3C, bZ3X Electric SUVs At Beijing Auto Show 2023

 

The Quintessenza is powered by a 150 kWh/800V battery feeding a 580 kW (778 bhp) electric powertrain. With drive units on both axles, it claims to accelerate from 0 to 100 kmph in under 3 seconds and claims to offer a range of about 750 km on a single charge. Its ground clearance is adjustable, ranging from 200mm to 280mm, making it suitable for various terrains.

 

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