Giamaro Albor

Albor: vision uplifts

Albor is not born to follow. It is born to redefine. It is Giamaro Automobili’s second signature creature, still under development but already ready to mark a breaking point. Inspired by the Albor Tholus, a remote volcano on Mars, Albor embodies the desire to explore the unknown and push beyond known categories.

Its bold and provocative proportions elude any traditional classification: it is imposing in posture, sculpted with architectural rigor, born to stand out. Broad shoulders and taut volumes lend strength to its presence, while the roofline crossed by wide air intakes suggests movement, power, determination. Every stroke is designed to express verticality, elegance and conceptual superiority.

Albor is not an evolution of what we have already seen: it is a leap forward, a bold, almost extraterrestrial detour in the hypercar narrative. It is envisioned for those who reject compromise and seek an aesthetic that can make an impact, without apology.

Beneath the sculptural gown, Albor shares its sister Krafla‘s quad-turbo V12 and modular carbon monocoque. But its interpretation is radically different: higher off the ground, more sculpted, more theatrical. It is a hypercar that doesn’t pass, but stays. Where Krafla lowers like a predator, Albor rises like a statement.

It is not for everyone. It doesn’t want to be. It is dedicated to those who have the courage to live at full volume, those who are not afraid to stand out, those who are ready to lead something that seems to have arrived from another planet, and perhaps, it is.