The GT Super “Jarama” is a bespoke one-off from Totem Automobili’s limited series of 40 units, developed through the “Totem Individual” Program. The name pays tribute to Autodelta’s 1972 victory at the 4 Hours of Jarama, reflecting the brand’s inspiration from historic motorsport. The car features a carbon-fiber body finished in “Blu Cervino,” a custom triple-layer paint, complemented by matte nickel accents and unique CNC-machined aluminum details. The interior is trimmed in Connolly Cognac leather with bespoke pied-de-poule fabric, and includes vintage Tag Heuer chronographs integrated into the dashboard. Technically, it is equipped with an electronically controlled suspension system co-developed with ORAM and a reengineered gearbox with exposed CNC-machined linkages, underscoring Totem’s focus on craftsmanship and engineering precision.
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.
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