Infinix just dropped the biggest design bombshell of 2026: the Note 60 Ultra will be co-created with Pininfarina, the iconic Italian studio that has shaped Ferrari, Maserati, and Rolls-Royce for nearly a century.**
Revealed on December 5, 2025, this isn’t a superficial sticker job. Pininfarina is applying its full “purity of line, emotional elegance, and performance-driven beauty” philosophy to Infinix’s next flagship, starting with the top-tier Note 60 Ultra model launching next year.
Imagine the flowing curves of a Ferrari Roma or the aggressive stance of a Maserati GranTurismo translated into a smartphone back panel, camera island, and frame. Early concept renders suggest sweeping aerodynamic lines, precision-machined metal accents, and a silhouette that feels more sculpture than gadget.
Infinix CEO Tony Zhao called the partnership “a turning point.” “Pininfarina doesn’t just style objects; they create desire. By bringing their 95 years of mastery to the Note 60 Series, we’re not just making a phone; we’re crafting an icon that people will want to hold, display, and experience every day.”
Pininfarina’s Fabio Calorio added: “For us, beauty must serve performance. Every curve on the Note 60 Ultra will enhance grip, heat dissipation, and visual impact simultaneously; exactly how we approach a supercar.”
While specs are still secret, insiders hint at a 3D-curved AMOLED display, ultra-slim profile, and premium materials that echo Pininfarina’s carbon-fiber and brushed-aluminum playbook.
The Note 60 Ultra will headline the entire Note 60 lineup when it launches globally in 2026, instantly positioning Infinix against Xiaomi’s design-heavy flagships and Nothing’s aesthetic revolution; but now with genuine automotive pedigree.