The Kyza turned a classic Porsche into a futuristic restomod (4 photos)

In a world where Porsche 964 restomods are no longer surprising, you have to come up with something completely different to attract attention. And designer Khizil Salim, better known as The Kyza, understands this perfectly. His new project, called the 911-X, is not just an attempt to refresh the classic silhouette, but a radical departure from the very essence of the traditional Porsche.



Instead of smooth lines, there are angles and sharp stamps. Instead of the iconic round headlights, there are narrow LED strips in carbon edging, which vaguely resemble the nose of the old Nissan 240Z. Even the arches, which usually make the car muscular and streamlined, have turned into rectangular “boxes”. The front part is emphasized by a massive splitter with “fins” and HRE wheels with aero covers, which are brought out to the outside.

The side profile of the 911-X looks as if it was cut out with a blade: a sharp stamp extends to the double rear spoiler. At the back, the associations are already closer to the Singer DLS Turbo, but with its own fantastic style. The highlight is the carbon rear window panel in the shape of an “X”, which, together with fake side air intakes, creates a real “science fiction” atmosphere.





This is Kyza's return to his gaming roots - he once created cars for Need for Speed, and later turned extreme ideas into reality together with the Live To Offend brand, which produces body kits for those who find conventional solutions boring. So if there are Porsche 964 owners willing to sacrifice a classic for the sake of an experiment, theoretically the 911-X could come to life not only in renders.



But even if this does not happen, the project has already achieved its result. It fulfills its main mission – to make you look, argue and be surprised. Because the 911-X is not about traditions, but about courage and the search for new forms. And it is simply impossible to confuse it with any other car.