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'''Emanuele Nicosia''' (11 January 1953 – 23 March 2016)<ref>[http://www.prolocomilitello.it/Pianeta%20Militello/2016%20(04)/Aprile%202016.pdf I 35 anni della Via Crucis Vivente] {{it icon}}</ref> was an [[automobile]] designer from Italy. He worked at [[Pininfarina]] for many years,<ref>{{cite web|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=nj9WAAAAMAAJ&q=%22Emanuele+Nicosia%22&dq=%22Emanuele+Nicosia%22&hl=en&ei=2FEcTt3TC8jEgQe-pe3dCQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=7&ved=0CEYQ6AEwBg|title=Autocar & Motor|publisher=}}</ref> designing the [[Jaguar XJS]] spyder in 1979 and working on the [[Ferrari 288 GTO]] and [[Ferrari Testarossa|Testarossa]]. Later, he worked on the interior design of the [[Lamborghini Diablo]] and [[Bugatti EB110]].
'''Emanuele Nicosia''' (11 January 1953 – 23 March 2016)<ref>[http://www.prolocomilitello.it/Pianeta%20Militello/2016%20(04)/Aprile%202016.pdf I 35 anni della Via Crucis Vivente] {{it icon}}</ref> was an [[automobile]] designer from Italy. He worked at [[Pininfarina]] for many years,<ref>{{cite web|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=nj9WAAAAMAAJ&q=%22Emanuele+Nicosia%22&dq=%22Emanuele+Nicosia%22&hl=en&ei=2FEcTt3TC8jEgQe-pe3dCQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=7&ved=0CEYQ6AEwBg|title=Autocar & Motor|publisher=}}</ref> designing the [[Jaguar XJS]] spyder in 1979 and working on the [[Ferrari 288 GTO]] and [[Ferrari Testarossa|Testarossa]]. Later, he worked on the interior design of the [[Lamborghini Diablo]] and [[Bugatti EB110]].
Nicosia works also on motorbikes project collaborating with Oralengineering of Mr.Forghieri for racing motorbikes.<ref>http://mondaymorning.nitrkl.ac.in/archives/index.php/views/views/interview/3284-emanuele-nicosia-genio-creativo-da-italia</ref>
Nicosia also works on motorbike projects, and has collaborated with Oralengineering of Mr.Forghieri designing racing motorbikes.<ref>http://mondaymorning.nitrkl.ac.in/archives/index.php/views/views/interview/3284-emanuele-nicosia-genio-creativo-da-italia</ref>
In 2000 he developed a concept for a SUB (Sport Utility Bike) based on Moto Guzzi 750 engine which was introduced at 2000 Bologna Motor Show.
In 2000 he developed a concept for a SUB (Sport Utility Bike) based on a [[Moto Guzzi]] 750 engine which was introduced at 2000 [[Bologna Motor Show]].
He was head of Automotive Program at DYPDC Center for Automotive Research and Studies, started running his Beestudio design branch office in [[Pune]], [[India]]. He went to RCA, London for specializing in design.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.lasicilia.it/articolo/emanuele-nicosia-l-uomo-di-militello-che-sussurrava-ai-cavalli-di-lusso|title=Emanuele Nicosia l’uomo di Militello|work=LASICILIA.IT}}</ref>
He was head of Automotive Program at DYPDC Center for Automotive Research and Studies, started running his Beestudio design branch office in [[Pune]], [[India]]. He went to RCA, London for specializing in design.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.lasicilia.it/articolo/emanuele-nicosia-l-uomo-di-militello-che-sussurrava-ai-cavalli-di-lusso|title=Emanuele Nicosia l’uomo di Militello|work=LASICILIA.IT}}</ref>


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Revision as of 20:50, 26 April 2018

Emanuele Nicosia (11 January 1953 – 23 March 2016)[1] was an automobile designer from Italy. He worked at Pininfarina for many years,[2] designing the Jaguar XJS spyder in 1979 and working on the Ferrari 288 GTO and Testarossa. Later, he worked on the interior design of the Lamborghini Diablo and Bugatti EB110. Nicosia also works on motorbike projects, and has collaborated with Oralengineering of Mr.Forghieri designing racing motorbikes.[3] In 2000 he developed a concept for a SUB (Sport Utility Bike) based on a Moto Guzzi 750 engine which was introduced at 2000 Bologna Motor Show. He was head of Automotive Program at DYPDC Center for Automotive Research and Studies, started running his Beestudio design branch office in Pune, India. He went to RCA, London for specializing in design.[4]

References

  1. ^ I 35 anni della Via Crucis Vivente Template:It icon
  2. ^ "Autocar & Motor".
  3. ^ http://mondaymorning.nitrkl.ac.in/archives/index.php/views/views/interview/3284-emanuele-nicosia-genio-creativo-da-italia
  4. ^ "Emanuele Nicosia l'uomo di Militello". LASICILIA.IT.

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