According to Aznom Automotive, a boutique car customiser, the Palladium would be launched by the end of October at the Milano Monza Open Air Motor Show in Milan. It would be made in limited numbers.
Aznom (Monza spelled backwards) said the Palladium would be massive in size, measuring in at almost 2 metres in height and 6 metres in length.
It would fill an interesting and exclusive niche, being "inspired by the great sedans used by heads of state and by the opulence of luxury automobiles from the thirties, with their voluminous dimensions and all-terrain capacity."
Palladium’s designers have described the car as a “hyper-limousine”, uniting the traditional characteristics of luxury sedans (unparalleled comfort, quality of materials and manufacturing, ample space and reliability) to its dynamic qualities, usually peculiar to other types of cars.
The Palladium was designed by Alessandro Camorali and his Camal Studio in Torino.
