Aesthetically, the Ingolstadt model features new carbon fiber components, including shields, rear diffuser and front spoiler.
Through improved engine and 5.2 liters V10 exhaust, Sport Wheels manages to pull 600 horsepower and 580 Nm of the R8 Spyder. For the record, the convertible display 525 hp and 530 Nm in its standard version.
The sport can also receive new ceramic brakes and Dunlop Sport Maxx tires mounted on rims 20 "front and 21" rear.
