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===Concept Cars styled by Fioravanti=== | ===Concept Cars styled by Fioravanti=== | ||
Revision as of 11:02, 1 February 2009
The company was set up in 1987 as an architectural practice working on the Japanese market, designing homes in Tokyo and several clubhouses for golf courses in the Tokyo area.
In 1991 the Fioravanti diversify the activities into services to the automotive industry, focusing in particular on transport and industrial design. Company expresses its philosophy in three concepts: to design is to engrave upon reality style is a means of perception to perceive innovative concepts through awarness of the past.
The company headquarters are housed in Moncalieri, an historic town lying in the Piedmont foothills outside the city of Turin, Italy.
C.E.O. Leonardo Fioravanti worked twenty-four years with Pininfarina, where he personally designed some of the most famous Ferrari road cars and became Managing Director and General Manager of Pininfarina's research arm, Pininfarina Studi & Ricerche. During the years 1988-1991 he was with the Fiat Group, first as deputy General Manager at Ferrari and then as head of Fiat's design center.Source
Concept Cars styled by Fioravanti
- 1994 Fioravanti SENSIVA
- 1996 Fioravanti NYCE
- 1996 Fioravanti FLAIR
- 1998 Fioravanti F100
- 2000 Fioravanti F100r
- 2000 Fioravanti TRIS
- 2001 Fioravanti LF (Alfa Romeo VOLA)
- 2002 Fioravanti YAK
- 2004 Fioravanti KYTE
- 2005 Lancia KANDAHAR
- 2006 Fioravanti SKILL
- 2007 Fioravanti THALIA, green car.
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