What is a hyper-limousine? Aznom Automotive has the answer

MANILA: If a typical limousine just isn’t bling enough for you, well get ready as Italian automaker Aznom Automotive is mere weeks away from unveiling the world’s first hyper-limousine called Palladium.

According to its designers, it takes the size and capability of great sedans used by heads of state and the opulence of luxury automobiles from the 1930s to fill the need of a very small yet existent market.

Putting the words "hyper" and "limousine" together, it takes the characteristics relevant to those two words and brings it to a completely new level.

Without revealing too much, Aznom Automotive says that the Palladium will be a very limited-edition vehicle that’s highly luxurious but also and we quote “powerful, strong and unstoppable like a true all-wheel drive off-road vehicle.”

It is named after a rare, shiny metal that’s used in many industries including automotive.

The teaser photos show a robust façade that has a vertical grille with upright slats encased in a thick, shiny trim, and sleek headlamps on either side. The rear appears to taper down to a short trunk with a thin light strip across the top of the trunk lid that doubles as the taillights as well. Just below it is the model written in cursive and huge air ducts on either side.

The Aznom Palladium is scheduled to be unveiled in the last week of October in Milan, during the Milano Monza Open Air Motor Show.

Photos from Aznom Automotive

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