Morgan and Pininfarina unveil Midsummer

The Midsummer is limited to only 50 units.

Autocar Professional BureauBy Autocar Professional Bureau calendar 16 May 2024 Views icon2863 Views Share - Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to LinkedIn Share to Whatsapp
Morgan and Pininfarina unveil Midsummer

Morgan Motor Company and Pininfarina S.p.A. has introduced the Midsummer, a limited edition vehicle that celebrates over two centuries of combined coachbuilding experience.

Midsummer pays homage to the European barchetta design while showcasing Morgan silhouette, demonstrating the flexibility of Morgan's design ethos. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Midsummer features more than 400 layers of sustainably sourced teak meticulously laminated together to create sculptured wooden structures that adorn the cabin, enhancing its distinctive shoulder line, the company shared.

Each hand-formed aluminium body panel of Midsummer takes over 250 hours to create. The collaboration between Morgan and Pininfarina has resulted in a final design that is both striking and unique, embodying the essence of both brands' rich heritage and visionary design philosophies.

Limited to just 50 examples, Midsummer has already been allocated to customers following a series of exclusive preview sessions. This collaboration marks the first time that a production car is adorned with the 'Pininfarina Fuoriserie' badge.

RELATED ARTICLES
JLR Design Veteran Gerry McGovern to Exit, Launch Own Creative Consultancy

auther Autocar Professional Bureau calendar20 Mar 2026

Exit comes after over 20 years of steering JLR’s design strategy across key brands and global repositioning

India Opens Global Bids to Build Rare Earth Permanent Magnet Industry

auther Autocar Professional Bureau calendar20 Mar 2026

The Ministry of Heavy Industries has launched a tender process to establish 6,000 MTPA of domestic magnet manufacturing ...

IndianOil Draws the Line at XP-95 Amid Surging Global Crude Costs

auther Angitha Suresh calendar20 Mar 2026

The state-owned oil company has kept standard petrol and diesel prices unchanged in India, raising only premium petrol X...