Bizzarrini Is Back With a V12-Powered Hypercar Called Giotto - Jalopnik

Since the company came back from the dead, it’s been building stunning replicas of the 5300 GT, which raced and won at Le Mans in the 1960s.

Called the Bizzarrini Giotto, the concept features bespoke carbon fiber bodywork that’s said to be inspired by the 5300 GT.

Up front, there is that same center-mounted badge that’s flanked by dual vents, which now house the ultra-slimline LED headlights.

Past the engine housing, the rear end of the car tapers and curves, giving it an aerodynamic teardrop shape.

Much like the 5300 GT, if you squint a bit you’d be forgiven for assuming this was a Ferrari design study.

Development of the car’s powertrain will be overseen by Bizzarrini chief technical officer Chris Porritt, who joins the outfit after stints with Aston Martin, Tesla and Rimac.