Stingray

The language of this design seeks to reflect the nature of the used engine. The distinctive roof line and the name is inspired by American designs of the 60's and 70's, and allows the use of doors gullwing style.
The challenge was to form the lateral surface so that it is as smooth as possible and yet allow the air discharged from the front diffuser. In the lower rear part also managed to save room for the radiator air intake located on the sides of the vehicle. The air flow is further enhanced by the top vents which further help to increase downforce. The holes in the rear of the body are responsible for the dissipation of heat from the engine compartment and the rear lamp tube formation promotes ventilation.
Active rear spoiler can provide additional downforce without sacrificing the streamlined silhouette of the car. Due to the fact that it is a street car, the passenger compartment is designed to be spacious as possible and provide a panoramic view of the road.
Despite the large dimensions of the chassis (2.7 m wheelbase, almost 2 meters wide), the whole car from the outside is rather compact (4.25 m long and 1.15 m high) which promotes everyday use.