Very few details accompany the social media posts announcing the new creation, but it appears that the wheelbase has been shortened, and the rear has been restyled to suit the new proportions. Apart from the large metal badges on each of the front fenders (and the smaller ones sited aft of the greenhouse), one could easily mistake this for a Gaydon-made bespoke creation.
Inside, we get “new materials and handmade finishes,” but again, no further detail is provided. We suspect that the cabin will have more scope for customization than the exterior. The renders show new finishes for the dash and other surfaces, and the center armrest and steering wheel show the Ares logo.
