Pininfarina has revealed a carbon-bodied reimagination of the original Honda NSX. The restomod project was undertaken by the Italian design house in collaboration with JAS Motorsport – a company that has been associated with Honda since 1998.
The teaser images reveal a car that looks similar to the NSX. Pininfarina has made subtle changes to the exterior, accentuating certain design elements. While the pop-up headlamps have been retained, the front bumper now incorporates new LED daytime running lights. The vents on the sides have also been reworked.
A few changes have been made to the rear as well. The new taillights add a retro look and feature the ‘JAS’ logo in the centre, while the rear spoiler blends into the fenders seamlessly.
Pininfarina hasn’t disclosed the technical details of the NSX restomod. What we do know is that the car will use a revised version of the NSX’s V6 engine. The car is expected to be unveiled in the first half of 2026.
