The name is inspired by Albor Tholus, a remote volcano on Mars — a symbol of exploration and venturingbeyond the known. It’s a deliberate choice: looking beyond Earth to define what does not yet exist here.

Its proportions are unorthodox yet seductive — rising above tradition to define a new form. Wide-shouldered and tightly drawn, with dramatic ground clearance and architectural surfaces, Albor doesn’t fit into any category. It creates its own: ultra-performance with an elevated presence.

This is not a machine for the cautious. It is for the courageous. For those who want to stand taller, drive harder, and live louder. Albor doesn’t blend in. It carves its own path — unapologetically, unrelentingly.

Beneath its dramatic body, Albor shares the same quad-turbo V12 and modular carbon monocoque as Katla, reinforcing Giamaro’s cohesive vision for soul-led performance.

Conceived as an extraterrestrial vision of performance and design, Albor rejects the boundaries of the conventional to embrace the unknown.