Hameedi Venturo reveals details of Project Origine

Hameedi Venturo has revealed details of its Project Origine, which is described as a clean-sheet performance car concept that will be the company's first all-terrain hypercar.

Project Origine is set to be developed and built in Italy, with the first planned deliveries to come in 2030. It represents a multi-year effort to create the world's first all-terrain hypercar and will be supported by an initial investment exceeding 150 million euros.

And despite its ability to operate across a wide range of environments, Hameedi Venturo has said that Project Origine will not be conceived as an SUV, crossover, or raised road vehicle. It will instead be defined as a low, wide, purpose-built performance car with its proportions, driving position, and dynamics developed accordingly.

Project Origine is built around a load-fused carbon and aluminium primary structure, engineered so that in extreme overload events, suspension and impact loads are deliberately resolved and sacrificed upstream of the carbon primary structure - protecting it from localised overload and preserving overall chassis repairability.

The car is centred around an all-new, naturally aspirated V12 engine, chosen to establish a mechanical foundation defined by progressive and consistent power delivery, as well as absolute sonic clarity across a broad operating range.

Within this framework, suspension development focusses on expanding the vehicle's usable operating envelope - including substantial ride height adjustability - without compromising performance-car proportions, steering fidelity, or dynamics. This novel approach pushes into territory that has remained largely unexplored in both performance-car and motorsport applications.

In addition, luxury within Project Origine is treated not as a means of isolation, but as a way to heighten clarity, control, and engagement. Materials, systems, and interfaces are being defined to support the visceral driving experience rather than mute it.

Hameedi Venturo has said that further details, visuals, and partner announcements will be shared as Project Origine progresses.