De Tomaso Automobili Reveals Production-Spec P72

SummaryDe Tomaso has revealed the production-spec P72, a retro-inspired supercar powered by a 700 hp supercharged 5L V8Built on a carbon monocoque chassis, the P72 features push-rod suspension, no digital screens and an exposed metal shift linkage for a purist driving experienceOnly 72 examples will be built, with deliveries starting in late 2025; each car will be individually commissioned and hand-finishedDe Tomaso has officially unveiled the production specification of the P72, a striking homage to 1960s motorsport design and mechanical purity. Inspired by the original 1965 De Tomaso P70 collaboration with Carroll Shelby, the P72 channels the emotional essence of a golden era, revived through modern craftsmanship.First shown as a concept at the 2019 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the P72 now arrives in its final form, built on a carbon fibre monocoque formed from a single, uninterrupted weave. Every part of the platform, from its push-rod suspension to its low-mounted powertrain, has been engineered from the ground up to deliver optimal balance and an intuitive, analogue driving experience.Under the hood lies a hand-assembled 5L supercharged V8 pushing 700 hp and 604 lb-ft of torque, paired with a six-speed manual transmission and exposed metal shift linkage. There are no drive modes, screens, or digital distractions — just raw, responsive connection between driver and machine.Inside, the cabin embraces tradition with hand-stitched leather, milled aluminium switchgear and bespoke mechanical details. Only 72 examples will be built, each individually commissioned and expected to begin delivery in late 2025.Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

May 15, 2025 - 12:34
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De Tomaso Automobili Reveals Production-Spec P72

Summary

  • De Tomaso has revealed the production-spec P72, a retro-inspired supercar powered by a 700 hp supercharged 5L V8
  • Built on a carbon monocoque chassis, the P72 features push-rod suspension, no digital screens and an exposed metal shift linkage for a purist driving experience
  • Only 72 examples will be built, with deliveries starting in late 2025; each car will be individually commissioned and hand-finished

De Tomaso has officially unveiled the production specification of the P72, a striking homage to 1960s motorsport design and mechanical purity. Inspired by the original 1965 De Tomaso P70 collaboration with Carroll Shelby, the P72 channels the emotional essence of a golden era, revived through modern craftsmanship.

First shown as a concept at the 2019 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the P72 now arrives in its final form, built on a carbon fibre monocoque formed from a single, uninterrupted weave. Every part of the platform, from its push-rod suspension to its low-mounted powertrain, has been engineered from the ground up to deliver optimal balance and an intuitive, analogue driving experience.

Under the hood lies a hand-assembled 5L supercharged V8 pushing 700 hp and 604 lb-ft of torque, paired with a six-speed manual transmission and exposed metal shift linkage. There are no drive modes, screens, or digital distractions — just raw, responsive connection between driver and machine.

Inside, the cabin embraces tradition with hand-stitched leather, milled aluminium switchgear and bespoke mechanical details. Only 72 examples will be built, each individually commissioned and expected to begin delivery in late 2025.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast