Private company

Studiotorino

Italian car design firm and coachbuilder

Studiotorino is an Italian automotive design house, or carrozzeria, specializing in designing and building handmade sports cars. The company was founded on 1 January 2005 in Rivoli by Alfredo and Maria Paola Stola with Marco Goffi. The carrozzeria continues the tradition of Alfredo Stola's grandfather, who founded the Stola company, a carrozzeria and model works, noted by Vincenzo Lancia, the founder of Lancia for the high quality of their design modelling work.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

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Studiotorino is an Italian automotive design house, or carrozzeria, specializing in designing and building handmade sports cars. The company was founded on 1 January 2005 in Rivoli by Alfredo and Maria Paola Stola with Marco Goffi.2

Products and brands

RUF Studiotorino RK Spyder, sportscar in limited edition

RUF Studiotorino RK Coupè, sportscar in limited edition

RUF Studiotorino R Spyder, sportscar in limited edition

Cinqueporte scale model 1:4 on Maserati Quattroporte base, presented in Rome on 5 February 2008 at "Scrigno tesori d’Italia"

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500 Diabolika, Fiat Nuova 500 personalisation, in limited edition presented on 12 September 2008 in Turin

Coupetorino, scale model 1:4 on Mercedes-Benz SL-Class base, presented on 12 December 2008 at "Torino capitale mondiale del Design 2008"

KSU Gazal-1, collaboration for "design" with King Saud University and Magna Steyr Italy, whose model was presented at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show.

CoupèTorino MY 2013, new stile concept developed with a collaboration of 6 student of IAAD of Torino, the model in scale 1/4 was presented on 27 May 2013 at the Design Center of Mercedes-Benz in Como

Moncenisio, sports car in limited edition, evolution of RK Coupe based on new Porsche Cayman S (type 981)

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Timeline

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