Eccentrica is back with another wild interpretation of the Lamborghini Diablo. After introducing its fixed-roof V12 restomod in 2024, the Italian company is now taking the same formula into the open air with the new Eccentrica V12 Roadster.

Described as an icon with ’90s character and modern precision, the Roadster completely re-engineers an early Diablo with more than 3,500 new components. The transformation includes redesigned aero, a reshaped rear wing, new splitters, lighter wheels and a carbon-reinforced steel chassis. Every body panel is made from carbon fiber, giving this classic V12 a distinctly modern edge.

Power comes from a naturally aspirated 5.7-liter V-12 producing 550 hp and 443 lb-ft of torque. The engine spins to 7,000 rpm and sends its power through a six-speed gated manual transmission. Eccentrica has also recalibrated the ECU for sharper throttle response. Despite losing its roof, the Roadster is claimed to retain the coupe’s impressive 208-mph top speed.

The most interesting detail? The official render appears to show a five-speed shifter despite Eccentrica specifying six gears. Whether that is simply a design detail remains to be seen.

The Eccentrica V12 Roadster will make its official debut at The Quail on August 14 during Monterey Car Week. Production will be capped at just 19 examples, with each car customized to its owner. Pricing hasn’t been announced, but exclusivity certainly won’t come cheap.

Would you rather have this roofless Diablo or the fixed-roof version? Does removing the roof improve the V12 experience, or sacrifice too much of the original character? And is a 19-car production run exclusive enough for a modern restomod?

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