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Aznom Palladium “Hyper-limousine” Is An All-terrain Luxury Sedan Based On Ram 1500 Pickup
Meet the Aznom Palladium “Hyper-limousine”, a ridiculously large all-terrain luxury sedan based on the Ram 1500 pickup truck.
It takes inspiration from the pickup truck-based presidential limousines, Cadillac One, popularly known as “the Beast”.
The Aznom Palladium blends the looks and luxuries found on models from brands like Rolls-Royce and Bentley.
Aznom plans to build just 10 units of the all-terrain ultra-luxury truck-based Palladium “Hyper-limousine”.
Italian coachbuilder Aznom is an expert in transforming American pickup trucks into luxury vehicles. Its first attempts into custom-builds gave us the Atulus. The bespoke Ram 1500-based car unveiled in 2018 cost $263,000.
Now, Aznom has again teamed up with Alessandro Camorali of Camal Studio to launch an all-terrain, off-road luxury sedan that is based on a pickup truck.
Called the Aznom Palladium, the Ram 1500-based luxury sedan dubbed the “Hyper-limousine” blends the looks and luxuries found on models from brands like Rolls-Royce and Bentley.
According to the company boss, Marcello Meregalli, the ridiculously large Aznom Palladium takes its inspiration from the pickup truck-based presidential limousines, Cadillac One, popularly known as “the Beast”.
“We have produced this vehicle choosing artisanal manufacturing techniques that are almost lost today, such as panel beating and hand-crafting the body of the car, together with other technological solutions,”
He added that :
“It is a true extra-luxurious limousine that is also able to trek the desert!”
“This is why our Palladium is so unique.”
Inside, the four seat “hyper-limousine” comes with upgraded plush interiors, including Foglizzo leather seats; 22-inch multimedia touchscreen; minibar with a refrigerator.
Safety and driver assistance features includes adaptive cruise control; blind-spot monitoring; park assist; advanced brake assist and 360-degree view camera system.
Powering it is uprated Ram 1500’s 5.7-liter twin-turbocharged V-8 engine that pumps out over 700-hp and 700 pound-feet of torque.
This massive engine will propel the 5,842 pounds hyper-limousine to 62 mph in just 4.5 seconds. It has a limited top speed of 130 mph.
Just ten examples of the Palladium will be built. No word on pricing yet. But don’t expect hyper-limousine to come cheap, given that its less luxurious siblings, the Atulus, cost over two-hundred grand.