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Spofec Rolls-Royce Spectre

In 2022, Rolls-Royce introduced a new car, the Spectre, which many believed to be a modern version of the Rolls-Royce Wraith, but the British company disagrees with that. Now, the German tuner of luxury cars, Novitec, introduces a special body kit that takes the car to a higher level.

At first glance, the Specter looks more spectacular than ever, aided by a custom-built body kit that includes a front splitter, new side skirts, rear lip spoiler and diffuser fins, all made from exposed carbon. There’s also a lowering kit that puts the car 35mm lower to the ground and 24-inch SP3 wheels from Vossen, previously seen on Spofec versions of the Phantom and Cullinan. The new set imitates the design of Rolls-Royce disc rims, but has a slightly more sporty style. Spofec offers a choice of 72 different rim colors as well as an alternative SP2 design with nine double spokes.

There were no changes under the hood. There is still a twin-turbo 6.75L V12 engine with 563 hp (420 kW) and 664 lb-ft (900 Nm) of torque. It reaches 100 km/h (62 mph) in less than 5 seconds, and thanks to the 120 kWh battery, the Specter has an electric range of 428 km.

Source: Novitec

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Tesla Model 3 with Liberty Walk LB E Works wide body kit

Japanese tuner Liberty Walk, known for upgrading Ferrari, Lamborghini and GTR cars, for its new project, chose the best-selling electric car ever, the Tesla Model 3. The tuner created a special body kit, Liberty Walk Tesla Model 3 LB E Works, which puts this car to a unique new level.

The body kit includes a front lip spoiler, rear wing, rear diffuser, side skirts and large wheel arch extensions, and all components are made of fiber reinforced plastic. All Tesla Model 3 owners who want to upgrade their car can order a body kit at a price of $7,920. The tuner did not change anything in the cabin of the car.

In previous years, we could see some of the interesting creations of this Japanese tuner who equipped cars like the legendary Ferrari F40, Lexus LX600 or Lamborghini Countach with a wide body kit. All of them were powered by ICE, and now it’s time for electric cars.

Source: Liberty Walk

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Aston Martin DBX Sports Line Black Bison Edition by Wald International

Japanese tuning company Wald International has revealed a specially designed body kit for the refreshed edition of Aston Martin‘s best-selling SUV, the Aston Martin DBX Sports Line Black Bison Edition.

At first glance, a more aggressive look than the factory car, but not too much. The body kit is compatible with the standard DBX, but not the DBX707. It is made of ABS plastic and features a wider front bumper, a new splitter, deeper sills, and a matte black rear diffuser. In the photos, the car sits on 24-inch Wald rims in black, and it should be noted that this body kit can optionally be combined with various aftermarket rims.

Wald International did not change the interior of the car, and it is not known that there were any changes under the bonnet as well.

When it comes to price, the Sports Line Black Bison Edition body kit costs $15,922.

Source: Wald International

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