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The GT Electric “Gaia” is a bespoke example from Totem Automobili’s electric program, presented during the Villa d’Este Concorso d’Eleganza weekend. The car reflects the brand’s approach to combining traditional craftsmanship with fully electric architecture. It features a triple-layer “Verde EVO” finish inspired by the tones of premium extra virgin olive oil, emphasizing a natural yet distinctive aesthetic. As with other Totem creations, the model showcases a high level of personalization and handcrafted detail, highlighting the brand’s effort to merge design, material quality, and electric performance into a cohesive and character-driven vehicle.

The GT Super “Persephone” is the 10th example built within Totem Automobili’s GT Super program. It is powered by a 2.8-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine, delivering 640 hp, paired with a six-speed manual gearbox featuring an open-gate shifter. The body is finished in a bespoke triple-layer metallic paint inspired by the historic “Verde Pino” shade. The interior combines orange Nappa leather with hand-crafted pied-de-poule fabric developed in Florence, along with a refined instrument cluster introduced on later builds. The car also features nickel-finished exterior trims and billet-machined wheels, while carbon-fiber elements with a traditional weave and high-gloss finish emphasize Totem’s focus on craftsmanship and heritage-inspired design.

Unit delivered to Valtteri Bottas

The GT Super “Marinella” is a bespoke example from Totem Automobili’s limited GT Super series of 40 units, developed through the brand’s “Totem Individual” program. Created in collaboration with the Neapolitan maison E.Marinella, the car features a full carbon-fiber body finished in the “Verde Partenope” triple-layer pearlescent shade, along with bronze accents and signature satin carbon-fiber elements. The interior combines teal Nappa leather with vintage silk fabrics sourced from E.Marinella’s archive, incorporating bespoke details such as a matching weekender bag, a rear-mounted tie case with silk ties, and CNC-machined metal components. Power comes from a 2.8-liter twin-turbo engine by Italtecnica producing over 600 hp, paired with a six-speed manual transaxle, while further personalization includes a Murano glass gear knob and steering wheel-adjustable performance settings.

The GT Super SP “Sport Prototipo” represents the ultimate evolution of Totem Automobili’s GT Super and serves as a limited-production series of ten numbered examples. The prototype n.00, known as “Rocket,” debuted at The Quail during Monterey Car Week 2025 and features a widened carbon-fiber body with redesigned aerodynamics, including integrated dual side exhausts developed with Capristo and a reworked rear section with enhanced airflow and a larger diffuser. The car is powered by a 3.2-liter twin-turbocharged V6 by Italtecnica, delivering 740 hp, paired with a six-speed manual transaxle. It incorporates a fully reengineered chassis and an electronically adjustable suspension system co-developed with ORAM, allowing independent front and rear adjustment via steering wheel controls. The interior adopts a cockpit-inspired layout with extensive use of herringbone carbon fiber, while bespoke details and finishes reflect Totem’s focus on craftsmanship and performance-oriented design.