If you haven't yet caught wind of what Eccentrica has been up to, her Lamborghini The Diablo restomod has been making waves globally. Often considered one of the top legendary supersports cars from the 1990s The Diablo remains a much-coveted classic. Currently, Eccentrica is fulfilling every millennial's childhood fantasy with each $1.3 million restomod she delivers.
This Unique Eccentrica Diablo Restomod Stands Alone As One Of A Kind
Just opened its latest production site in Pont-Saint-Martin, Italy, Eccentrica will keep manufacturing the Eccentrica V12 here. During the unveiling ceremony for this location, they introduced their new Rose Phoenix edition. It marks the company’s second prototype and comes coated in a triple-layer rose gold finish. Black matte accents highlight parts of its exterior design. Inside, updates include upholstery made from coconut alcantara paired with Maxpell leather. Following the reveal of the Eccentrica V12 at The Quail, We discussed the project with Maurizio Reggiani. He shared with us, "Customers will enjoy an unparalleled experience using cars from the '90s but updated for 2025," and they definitely kept their word.
We've not only returned a legend; we've reinvented its connection with the road.
Emanuel Colombini | Eccentrica
Eccentrica originally intended to produce just 19 units of the Diable restomod, with each vehicle being uniquely customized. The last buyer envisioned this particular rose gold variant, which features a gearbox painted entirely in rose gold.
The Rose Phoenix Retains The Most Important Part
Eccentrica hasn't deviated from the initial design. Equipped with a robust 5.7-liter V12 engine beneath its bonnet, this version boasts an impressive output of 550 horsepower. The powertrain includes a six-speed manual gearbox. While it offers a contemporary interpretation of the Diablo design, key elements such as the iconic engine and timeless silhouette have been preserved. Enhancements include updated camshafts and a new flywheel for improved smoothness during operation. Additionally, it incorporates an electronically controlled throttle system.
Eccentrica additionally incorporated active dampers along with a front-lift system to enhance the driving experience, making sure that even speed bumps won’t diminish this masterpiece. The vehicle also boasts Brembo brakes and power steering, features which were absent in the original Diablo.
The customer deliveries were scheduled to begin during the summer of 2025, and everything indicates they are still on track. For those residing in Italy, stay tuned for the arrival of this Rose Gold Phoenix; however, the final destination remains uncertain.