GFG Style Unveils Reflective Supercar Peralta S Inspired by Maserati

Milan, Italy – GFG Style, the renowned Italian automotive design firm, has introduced the Peralta S, a striking reflective supercar that boasts a mirror-polished aluminum frame and design elements inspired by the iconic Maserati Boomerang. The vehicle is set to make its debut at the Monterey Motorsports Festival on August 16, 2025, following its initial presentation at the Pastejé Automotive Invitational in Mexico on March 22, 2025.

The Peralta S marks a significant milestone for GFG Style as it is their first one-off supercar, commissioned by Mexican car collector Carlos Peralta, along with his sons Juan Carlos and Nicolas. According to Fabrizio Giugiaro, the designer of the Peralta S and son of legendary automotive designer Giorgetto Giugiaro, the vehicle's design pays homage to the Maserati Boomerang, which was recognized for its futuristic aesthetics and sharp angles during its reveal in 1972.

The reflective supercar features a body that mimics its surroundings due to the handmade mirror-polished aluminum covering, creating a visually stunning effect. "The vehicle's surface gives it a gleaming silver appearance, making it appear as a monolithic structure," Giugiaro stated in a recent interview with Designboom (Burgos, 2025).

The Peralta S's design includes several innovative features, such as a dome-shaped top that lifts to allow entry, and gull-wing side windows that open upwards. The overall shape resembles a silver bullet, with a streamlined silhouette that enhances its aerodynamic properties. Hidden beneath the frame are glow lights that activate upon ignition, creating a dramatic visual effect.

The vehicle's engineering is equally impressive. The Peralta S utilizes the Maserati MC20 platform, housing a powerful twin-turbo V6 engine. The design team opted for carbon fiber components, including the front spoiler and rear diffuser, to minimize weight and enhance performance. This strategic choice supports the vehicle's agility and speed, key attributes for any supercar.

Inside, the Peralta S offers a retro aesthetic reminiscent of 1970s vehicles. The interior features leather-covered seats adorned with metallic chrome accents that mirror the exterior. The design emphasizes simplicity, with traditional knobs and controls that eschew modern technological frills, creating a nostalgic driving experience.

The Maserati Boomerang, designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro, was a concept vehicle that, despite its innovative design, never entered production. In contrast, the Peralta S represents a tangible realization of the design principles that Giugiaro pioneered. The Boomerang’s wedge-like shape and integration of dashboard and steering wheel influenced the Peralta S's design, demonstrating the continuity of automotive design evolution within the Giugiaro family.

GFG Style's decision to produce a single instance of the Peralta S reflects a growing trend in the automotive industry towards bespoke vehicles that cater to individual collectors. The supercar market has seen a shift towards personalization and exclusivity, with collectors willing to invest significantly in one-of-a-kind designs.

As the automotive landscape continues to evolve, with increasing emphasis on sustainable practices and innovative technologies, the introduction of the Peralta S showcases how traditional design elements can harmonize with modern engineering. The impact of this vehicle on the supercar segment will be closely monitored as it prepares for its public unveiling.

Industry experts predict that the Peralta S may influence future automotive designs, particularly in the realm of reflective materials and minimalistic interiors. "This vehicle could set a precedent for future supercars, merging aesthetic beauty with high performance," commented Dr. Emily Carter, Professor of Automotive Design at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in her analysis published in the Journal of Automotive Innovation (Carter, 2025).

In conclusion, the GFG Style Peralta S stands as not only a tribute to a classic design but also a beacon for future innovations in the automotive industry, merging artistry with engineering excellence. Its debut at the Monterey Motorsports Festival is anticipated to be a pivotal moment in automotive history, inspiring both enthusiasts and industry professionals alike.