Honda NSX Reborn in Carbon Fiber (8 Photos)

Italy's JAS Motorsport has transformed the first-generation Honda NSX into the Tensei supercar. While the iconic silhouette remains intact, the body is now made entirely of carbon fiber, with Pininfarina handling both exterior and interior styling.





The car retains its pop-up headlights and signature rear wing, but gets a wider track and modern LED lighting. Inside, it remains unmistakably an NSX: a low seating position, a driver-focused center console, and a manual gear lever, though the instrument cluster is now fully digital.



According to Carscoops, British engine builder Judd tuned the original Honda powerplant, boring out the V6 from 3.0 to 3.4 liters and pushing output to 420 hp. The rev limiter has been raised to 8,500 rpm, with power sent strictly through a six-speed manual gearbox.





JAS plans to build a limited run of 35 units. Carscoops reports a price tag of €880,000, which doesn't include the original NSX—buyers will need to supply their own donor car.











Photos courtesy of JAS Motorsport and Pininfarina.