Aston Martin and Italian design house Zagato have announced the arrival of the new Vanquish Zagato Concept, the latest creation of the association. The Vanquish Zagato Concept will make its world debut at Concorso d’Eleganza prestigious Villa d’Este, to be held at Lake Como, Italy, from 21 to 22 May.
From the iconic DB4 GT Zagato from 1960 to 2011 V12 Vantage Zagato, each collaboration has accentuated the key aspects of the day the British design firm and united with the language itself inspired design Zagato racing. The result is a group of four sports cars that represent some of the most innovative expressions.
The Zagato Concept Vanquish was designed in close collaboration between the team of Aston Martin Design led by Marek Reichman and Andrea Zagato and his dedicated design team in Milan.
Developed and manufactured in the headquarters of Aston Martin in Gaydon, England has proportions that identify vehicles Aston Martin and emphasizes a proactive stance, farsighted.
the new body is integrally formed of carbon fiber with gridlines in the body reduced by using large panels of one piece. New lights include light reflectors round tail evoking the rear view of a classic design Zagato.
Some elements of the language of contemporary design of the English brand presented in this prototype, as it has mirrors wing inspired by the One-77 and a sculpted rear end similar aerodynamic profile of the DB11 to, completadoo with a retractable spoiler and rear door access to the boot.
a leak quad is in the rear of the vehicle and are drawn around the bottom of the vehicle, generating a pronounced line front to back. His double bubble roof, does not delve into the glass rear window, which gives a distinct dynamics.
Finally, the interior is a true reflection of the manufacturing philosophy of Aston Martin, which offers unique comfort with many details. Its carbon fiber blends with the bronze tone dashboard, giving a dark hue and sport the passenger compartment along with the letter z distinctive Italian design house located on the doors and seats.
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