Pastejé (Mexico), October 24, 2026 - Officially unveiled at the 2026 Pastejé Automotive Invitational, the prestigious Mexican automotive event held on October 24, the Peralta D is the new exclusive one-off creation by Fabrizio Giugiaro and GFG Style. Designed and meticulously crafted down to the last detail by Fabrizio Giugiaro, who personally oversaw every stage of its creation, the car is the result of the friendship and fruitful collaboration between entrepreneur and collector Carlos Peralta and the Turin-based advanced design center.
The idea to create this second one-of-a-kind model emerged from the enthusiasm generated by the design work carried out for the Peralta S. For the bodywork, the choice fell on another pure metal with striking visual impact and a strong personality: copper, a noble, malleable, and delicate material, hammered entirely by hand.
The Peralta D represents a new interpretation of the monolith concept: the waistline demarcates the lower section, made entirely of copper, which encases the upper section, crafted from mirrored glass and featuring a special treatment that replicates the color of the metal. The supercar’s name holds the key to the entire project: the “D” was chosen to emphasize the bond between Carlos and his daughters (just as the previous Peralta S was dedicated to his sons) and to highlight the design elements of this one-off model specifically tailored for women (D also stands for “donne”, women in Italian).
The body, designed with geometric harmony down to the smallest detail - from the wheel wells to the fuel cap - is supported by a carbon-fiber structure and features an aluminum chassis and top-of-the-line mechanical components based on the Maserati Gran Turismo. Even the wheels feature a retro-futuristic geometric pattern inspired by the 1970s and are finished in anthracite black to enhance the body’s visual impact.
In the words of Fabrizio Giugiaro: “The Peralta D was born from the positive energy and creative synergy established with Carlos Peralta during the development of the Peralta S. We wanted to build on that stylistic journey by exploring the expressiveness of a fascinating and complex material like copper. The challenge was to combine a minimalist aesthetic - characterized by clean lines and elegant details - with cutting-edge functional solutions to create a true 2+2 Gran Turismo coupe.”