意大利设计-乔治亚罗公司




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意大利设计-乔治亚罗公司
成立
1968年2月13日 (1968-02-13)
代表人物
Giorgetto Giugiaro
總部
意大利都靈
产业
汽車設計
所有權者
蘭博基尼90.1%
喬治亞羅家族9.9%
員工人數
800人
网站
italdesign.it

意大利设计-乔治亚罗公司（意大利語：Italdesign-Giugiaro S.p.A）是意大利一家汽車設計和工程公司，成立於1968年，總部設於都靈，曾為歐亞多家汽車廠設計旗下汽車產品，包括大眾、寶馬、菲亞特、阿爾法羅密歐、蘭博基尼、豐田、現代汽車等等。




目录






  • 1 歷史


  • 2 設計車型


    • 2.1 私家車


    • 2.2 商用車




  • 3 外部連結





歷史


公司由喬治亞羅（Giorgetto Giugiaro，1938年－）所創辦。喬治亞羅是意大利著名汽車設計師，曾於菲亞特車廠工作，後來於1968年與其他合夥人成立此公司，作為自家設計室。公司經營的汽車設計工程，包括了設計、機械、工程、測試等等項目。


一直以來世界不少汽車廠都有向此公司負責汽車設計項目，其中最早接觸的是德國的大眾汽車。早於1970年代此公司已為大眾汽車設計出旗下暢銷車型──大眾帕薩特。而最成功的則莫過於1974年的大眾高爾夫和大眾尚酷兩款車型。此後大眾一直都有通過此公司設計汽車。除此之外公司還常向寶馬、豐田、法拉利、蘭博基尼等等車廠負責汽車設計項目。


公司一直都是以喬治亞羅作主腦，然而喬治亞羅近年因年事已高而退居幕後，並於2010年5月由奧迪汽車名下的蘭博基尼購入公司百分之九十股份，奧迪成為最大股東，並成為奧迪集團（Audi group）旗下主導的四大品牌之一。喬治亞羅家族目前仍持有部份股權。



設計車型



私家車



  • 阿爾法羅密歐159


  • 寶馬M1

  • 大眾帕薩特

  • 大眾高爾夫

  • 大眾尚酷

  • 雷克薩斯GS

  • 瑪莎拉蒂Quattroporte

  • 蘭博基尼Marco Polo

  • 法拉利GG50

  • 現代Sonata

  • 菲亞特Punto

  • 寶馬Nazca C2

  • 鈴木SX4



商用車


  • 歐霸Daily


外部連結


  • 官方網站



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