Certain vehicles are so visibly stunning they should be in museums. The Superleggera Arese RH95 Coupe is an example of art and design in motion.

The Superleggera Arese RH95 Coupe expresses a touch of drama in all its features, and if the novel scissor doors are its most striking expression, every detail is fascinating but subtle. From the bright aluminum side-slash briskly interrupted by the front wheel arch, then continued elegantly along the waistline, inspired by the Disco, to the grille and front air nostril treatment derived from AERO 3, every flank and panel offers a visual delicacy.

The dorsal scoop is the car’s emblematic feature, simultaneously bold and functional, optimizing forced air circulation in the engine compartment. Aside from this dorsal, the shoulder air inlets and a corresponding rear outlet, the sleek rear body contours are otherwise simple and quite voluptuous, with not even a trunk opening to mar the fluid shape of the rear aspect.

The interior is designed around the Aero “Cocoon” concept: individualized cockpits for driver and passenger, providing each with the most pleasurable experience possible. Further enhancing this individualization, a new bespoke Touring Pattern seat facing will be monogrammed, like the finest tailored shirts, with the hand-stitched, small and discreet, initial “T”.

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