C8 Corvette goes roofless – The result is a dapper speedster makeover that will turn heads! - Yanko Design

Italian coachbuilder ARES Design is a well-renowned name when information technology comes to creating stunning cars with a balanced fusion of adroitness and cutting-edge technology. The 2022 Corvette C8 Stingray is their latest canvas to prove-off the creative prowess – turning it into a high-performance speedster which is more than just a superficial facelift, the kind we ordinarily associate with custom torso kits. According to Danny Bahar at ARES Designs, the motivation for the artisanal adroitness is "to create a car that combined the design of a hypercar, the performance of a supercar, and the accessibility of a sportscar."

Subsequently a brusque stint on the S1 Project with the new Corvette – that, by the way, is too precious to be driven with the fear of destroying information technology – Bahar decided to come up with a design that looks even meliorate. Hence came to life the topless Barchetta version of the Corvette C8 – the S1 Project Spyder that reminds 1 of the Ferrari Monza SP2 or even the McLaren Elva! Look closer at the bodywork and you'll instantly say, information technology resembles the rare Lamborghini Aventador J, as the hood flows into the cabin – morphing into the stem of the infotainment system and the center console. Powering this beauty is the Corvette's half dozen.2-liter LT2 5-8 that'south tweaked for prime performance courtesy of the custom exhaust and an ECU melody.

The windshield is gone in favor of an airy cabin, only the tradeoff is the presence of dual wind reflectors popping out from the all-carbon-fiber body, directing the airflow towards the intakes that sit only behind the driver and the rider seat. We bet you lot'll have messy hair in one case you lot hit speeds beyond the usual highway limits. The within of the speedster takes a detour from the C8 Corvette pattern – in that location'due south a handcrafted cockpit that's embellished in Nappa leather and Alcantara – matching the fat alloy wheels.

ARES Design emphasized that they wanted to "bring the experience of driving a supercar back to a more than accurate and visceral level, an experience that uses today's technologies and materials to rediscover sensations of yesteryear." Truly S1 Project Spyder is a car that's pure emotion and the build looks stunning. Once S1 Project Spyder hits the roads (ARES Pattern hinted on a limited run at an unknown price) it'll become those surefire oohs and ahhs!

Designer: ARES Design