Lancia Stratos Zero Restomod Independent Design
by AutoExpert | 7 March, 2022
A fair assessment of Lancia's current situation is that it's a husk of the company it used to be. It has a long and distinguished history in motorsport, having created classic vehicles such as the 037, Flaminia, Fulvia, Stratos, and Delta Integrale. Currently, it makes only the Ypsilon, a supermini that has been on market in its third generation for 11 years.
Matteo Gentile, a talented Italian designer, has imagined what a new vehicle from Lancia might look like. It has been named the Stratos Zero Restomod.
Lancia Stratos Zero Restomod is designed as a low-slung, mid-engined supercar with a dark purple and distinctive green color scheme. A prominent LED light bar, a carbon fiber splitter, and carbon fiber air intake shrouds can be observed at the concept's face. To assist with aerodynamics, the automobile also sports a carbon fiber hood with huge vents.
The geometry of the doors and how they connect with the roof, giving the automobile a peculiar and powerful character, seem to be the most amazing aspect of the vehicle's construction. The design is also mounted on a set of sophisticated carbon fiber wheels with gold center locks.
The Stratos Zero Restomod's back end is just as eye-catching as the front, with skinny LED taillights and a prominent carbon fiber grille. It also boasts four centrally located tailpipes, a carbon fiber diffuser, and an engine cover with noticeable louvers to help keep the enormous rear tires glued to the ground. Nevertheless, it's unclear whether Lancia will ever produce a car like this.
