When an icon evolves not through excess, but through feeling. Some cars are defined by their form. Others by the emotions they awaken the moment the road begins to unfold beneath their wheels. The Disco Volante Manuale belongs unequivocally to the latter.

Its name is Etna, and it is the bold statement through which Tedson Motors intends to project the Lamborghini Gallardo straight into 2025—and beyond. The question is inevitable: can a supercar born in the early 2000s already deserve the full restomod treatment?

Totem Automobili presents a handcrafted tribute to the legendary 1960s Alfa Romeo Giulia GT, reimagined with a 600-horsepower electric powertrain. A project that blends cutting-edge engineering with timeless Italian design, bringing a true motorsport icon into the era of zero-emission performance.

Redux reimagines the road-going version of the legendary BMW E30 M3, the icon that dominated Group A racing and the DTM throughout the 1980s and 1990s. The result is an ultra-exclusive restomod built in just 30 examples, each priced at around €330,000 and requiring an astonishing 4,000 hours of craftsmanship.

From renderings to reality: Vinile presents the first running example of its vision. The official debut will take place at the Monaco Yacht Show 2025. This is not a design exercise, nor a project left on paper. Just a few months after its semi-definitive presentation during the 2025 Milan Design Week, Vinile takes the leap from dream to metal, unveiling its first reinterpreted Range Rover Classic: a real, roadworthy vehicle, completed in its Maranello atelier.

Some icons resist change. Others invite conversation across generations. In a virtual exercise that feels more like a design manifesto than a nostalgic tribute, Ian Callum has unveiled his personal reinterpretation of the Jaguar E-Type—a conceptual restomod developed within the framework of his Portfolio Project series.

A fully bespoke, ground-up restoration and enhancement of the iconic 911, CHI001 blends lightweight carbon-fiber bodywork with semi-active suspension and a naturally aspirated 4.0-litre flat-six producing 400 horsepower.

An extreme evolution in a limited edition of an iconic Trident model returns to life through a restomod project that combines the charm and style of the past with modern technology, performance, and cutting-edge design. Ladies and Gentleman do welcome the Maserati Biturbo Shamal restomod by Modena Automobili!