Vinile unveils first remastered Range Rover Classic in Maranello
Limited series model signals fresh chapter for high-end restomods
DUBAI – From renderings to reality, Vinile has presented the first roadworthy example of its vision: a reinterpreted Range Rover Classic.
The official debut is scheduled for the Monaco Yacht Show 2025. This is not a concept left on paper but a completed vehicle built in Maranello, unveiled just months after its semi-definitive presentation at the 2025 Milan Design Week.
The first car in a limited series of fifteen marks the launch of a new approach to luxury restomods. Vinile emphasises that it is not restoring the past but remastering it, blending heritage with innovation, attitude and craftsmanship.
A brand, a universe
Vinile’s choice of the Monaco Yacht Show underlines its multidisciplinary reach. The brand extends beyond automotive into yachting, aerospace, interior design and music.
Its philosophy takes inspiration from the remastering of vinyl records, with icons of the past transformed into forward-looking creations while respecting their origins.
The team behind Vinile
Three entrepreneurs with thirty years of experience in automotive, motorsport, aerospace and finance lead the project. They are supported by a one-hundred-strong in-house team of engineers, designers, mechanics, electronics specialists, test drivers and technicians.
With five production hubs in Maranello covering more than ten thousand square metres, Vinile has full vertical integration across design, prototyping and assembly.
The remastered Range Rover Classic
The first running model embodies Vinile’s philosophy, respecting the 1970s proportions while reimagining every detail.
The debut version features metallic green bodywork paired with a gloss black roof.
Hand-hammered body panels reduce gaps, while slimmed bumpers, smoothed doors and bonnet achieve a seamless finish.
Details include three-dimensional front grilles, LED headlights faithful to the original design, redesigned mirrors, round fog lights and a thin gloss black strip accented in yellow to define the brand’s new identity. At the rear, a diffuser, LED tail lights, spoiler, mudflaps and a refined white poplar burl insert visually bridge the exterior with the interior.