Dino 806 GT

2021

Abstract

The Ferrari Dino 806 GT explores the idea of a compact, lightweight and more accessible Ferrari, developed from an original 2018 concept sketch. Its proportions are defined by extremely short overhangs, particularly at the rear, creating a concentrated silhouette shaped around the mechanical architecture. The body is conceived as a single sculpted volume, visually separated from the technical components beneath it. Carbon fibre and black polycarbonate are used to reduce the visual presence of functional elements, allowing the bodywork to emerge as one continuous and immediately recognisable form. Developed through an integrated digital workflow combining Alias, Maya, Houdini and Redshift, the project investigates the relationship between precise surface modelling, procedural design and visualisation.

Credits

Filippo Batavia | Concept & Design

Covered Ferrari Dino 806 GT concept revealing its low silhouette beneath a red cloth
Partial rear reveal of the Ferrari Dino 806 GT concept beneath a red cloth
Red Ferrari Dino 806 GT concept partially uncovered from the rear
Red Ferrari Dino 806 GT concept partially uncovered from the front
Automotive design sketch sheet exploring front views and proportions of the Dino 806 GT by Filippo Batavia Front three-quarter design sketch of a grey Ferrari Dino 806 GT concept by Filippo Batavia
Front three-quarter sketch of the Dino 806 GT with yellow central graphic
Digital front three-quarter visualization of the Ferrari Dino 806 GT concept
Rear three-quarter visualization of the Ferrari Dino 806 GT concept by Filippo Batavia