Tag: DMC

  • 2023 DMC Lamborghini Huracan STO

    German automotive tuner DMC has once again pushed the boundaries of automotive design and performance with its latest creation – a remarkable facelift for the previous generations of the Lamborghini Huracan (LP610, EVO, and Performante), transforming them into the striking new Huracan STO. But DMC’s intention was not to create a mere replica; it was to provide an enhanced driving experience.

    THE VISION

    While the actual Huracan STO is a track-focused beast that can be challenging to handle on regular city streets or highways, DMC has taken the comfort of the standard Huracan and amplified it. The transformation begins with the bespoke aesthetics of the STO but goes even further by incorporating a range of performance enhancements.

    THE PACKAGE

    DMC has equipped the Huracan with a ZESAD Exhaust system, delivering an exhilarating and thunderous soundtrack. HRE Wheels has contributed a set of newly forged wheels, adding a touch of uniqueness. An ECU upgrade provides a significant power boost of 60HP and 30TW, elevating the Huracan’s performance capabilities to a mind-blowing 700 HP. To ensure optimal handling, DMC has also introduced a new suspension setup.

    These upgrades are beautifully integrated with a meticulously crafted leather interior, using exquisite Italian materials, providing both comfort and luxury.

    AERO-ACTIVE BODY KIT

    The highlight of DMC’s transformation is the STO Body kit, meticulously crafted from Prepreg Carbon Fiber. But this kit is not just about aesthetics; it combines form and function seamlessly. The front fascia features a fully aero-active design, incorporating the STO front bumper and a new trunk with added air channels that transport the airflow out through the front hood, mirroring the original STO’s aerodynamic principles. Additional enhancements include vented front fenders, side skirts, a rear engine bonnet with an aero-scoop for improved cooling, and the imposing STO wing.

    However, the rear fascia holds a surprise. While the rear bumper and diffuser exude the aggressive STO style, the center grill reveals a special touch. Instead of the usual S-T-O letters, the skilled engineers at DMC have laser-etched D-M-C into the metalwork, adding an exclusive easter-egg to this extraordinary transformation.

    THE MINDSET

    DMC’s Huracan STO conversion is a testament to the brand’s unwavering commitment to innovation, craftsmanship, and delivering unparalleled driving experiences. With its striking appearance, exhilarating performance enhancements, and attention to detail, the DMC Huracan STO sets a new benchmark for automotive customization.

  • 2022 DMC Porsche 992 GT3 “Velocita”

    2022 DMC Porsche 992 GT3 Velocita - Front Angle

    DMC, a German tuning company, has expanded its line-up of tuning packages by introducing the latest 992 GT3 to its offerings, marking its entry into the Porsche market. The company has developed an all-new aerodynamic package for the 992 GT3 models that adds a sporty and stylish look to the car’s appearance. The package includes lightweight carbon aero front fenders with wheel arch louvers, wide carbon side skirts, and ultra-lightweight carbon fiber parts that replace the front bumper’s inner grill, rear diffuser, and front hood design. These carbon parts are not yet available from OEM Porsche. The most notable feature of the package is the massive 175 cm rear wing that is FIA conform and TUV certified. The design of the carbon parts is inspired by GT3-RS lines, providing the car with an aggressive appearance.

    According to DMC, the company aimed to offer its customers a chance to experience the GT3RS appearance without compromising on comfort. The use of DMC’s Aero-Kit allows the regular GT3 to achieve a similar or even better look than the GT3RS. The carbon parts provided by DMC replace the original components and reduce the car’s weight, providing a weight advantage. For example, DMC’s version of the front fenders and larger wing can be installed with the GT3’s original connection brackets. The carbon rear spoiler profile has a new and distinctive design with DMC lettering, and the wing end plates are enlarged in the driving direction and downwards to create a striking racing look while maintaining the vehicle’s aerodynamic balance.

    DMC’s carbon kit for the 911 GT3 allows car owners to customize the kit’s parts to match their vehicle, with the option of matte or high gloss visible carbon fiber. Furthermore, DMC has also introduced a new sports exhaust system made of titanium for the Porsche 911 GT3 models. This valve-controlled sports exhaust system by ZESAD GmbH in Germany produces a sound festival that enhances the car’s performance-oriented driving experience. The exhaust system is specifically designed for the Porsche 911 GT3 and GT3 with the touring package.

    In addition to the carbon kit and sports exhaust system, DMC has developed a new lightweight forged wheel named DMC Velocita. The engineering team has designed a new directional forged wheel with various surface finishes customized for each vehicle. The wheel size for the Porsche 911 GT3 is 9.5 x 20 inches at the front and 12 x 21 inches at the back.

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  • Lamborghini Revuelto imagined by DMC


    DMC Lamborghini Revuelto (2022)

    2022 DMC Lamborghini Revuelto

    The Lamborghini Aventador will soon become obsolete, and its successor is rumoured to be called Revuelto. German Tuner DMC has made itself a name in the Lambo World, so it comes as no surprise that their designers are already working on how the new car could potentially look like – including some of their own DNA touches.

    But let’s first recap what we know about the car that is supposed to replace the Aventador:

    Lamborghini is readying a radical super-hybrid to follow up the Aventador, and recent spy shots gave us a fresh look ahead of its anticipated reveal later this year. It will become Sant’Agata’s first plug-in hybrid, setting the tone for an electric push, as Lamborghini prepares to end production of the V12-engined flagship, more than ten years since it launched. The brand stopped taking orders for the commemorative ULTIMAE EDITION in October last year.

    Importantly, however, while its replacement will use an electrified drivetrain, it will take the bulk of its power from a large-capacity V12, in line with company boss Stephan Winkelmann’s commitment to the emotional value of its supercars.

    He said last year that there is “a lot of emotion attached” to the twelve-cylinder engine, which he is particularly aware of, having been involved in the launch of the Aventador in his first stint as the boss of Lamborghini in 2011.

    After the spy shots started making their rounds on the internet, DMC didn’t wait a second and started imagining what the actual car could look like. While there are plenty of elements from the recent Sian,  especially on the front end, the rear seems to be a completely new design.

    We are proud to share the German tuner’s visualisation with you here today, which sticks mostly to the design elements that we discussed above. But there is one more thing they say, and so DMC couldn’t resist to add their iconic Rear Wing Spoiler onto the concept design.

    Not many people have seen the actual car, some owners have confirmed that a demo car will be shown at selected dealers as early as December 2022. Until then, let’s use DMC’s design to imagine what soon might become a reality.

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  • DMC Porsche 991 GT3 RS: genuine project made with passion [w/video]

     DMC Porsche 991 GT3 RS  side view

    The beautiful 991 GT3 RS gets a worthy pack

    I love exclusive projects, especially involving passionate designers with taste for simplicity and class. An example is the DMC luxury studio, which is mostly famous for its tuned Lamborghinis and exhilarating Ferraris. Their latest work of art however, has been based on brand rather unexpected: Porsche.

    The 991 presented here wears the custom pack proudly, because it immediately stands out. What does it comprise of? First to mention is the rear wing, which wears the DMC lions. By the way, there is an interesting story about these symbols: they originate from family’s city of birth, Duesseldorf and represent the father and son, who founded DMC.

    SEE ALSO: One-off Lamborghini Huracan spotted in Hong-Kong [w/video]

    Furthermore, the kit also sports new spoiler, which is fully adjustable and comes with three modes: City, Cruise or Insane. Carbon fiber DMC deck lid and front and rear bumpers from the new material as well as front lip and side skirts, further highlight the fantastic appearance of the Porsche. In addition, the rear diffuser improves the road handling. There is a sad fact though: it is available only for the non-GT3 Porsches.

     DMC Porsche 991 GT3 RS  front view

    A stunning package, isn’t it? Created with personal touch and attention to the detail, this project just needs to be spoken about. At last, there is a video which shows the tuned Porsche in real-life environment, so you can see how it perfectly fits the streets.

    httpv://youtu.be/3VJaImfBmHk

    Video Source: YouTube

    Source: DMC

  • One-off Lamborghini Huracan spotted in Hong-Kong [w/video]

    DMC Lamborghini Huracan LP610 Cairo Edition front view

    Features new design wrap as well as aggressive DMC Carbon Fiber package

    It is all about luxury when it comes to Lamborghini. Besides the speed, of course. But the most controversial fact is that the Lambo owners always want more luxury, more speed and more… in general. Hence, companies such as DMC have been emerging and offering what is being looked for. The Lamborghini Huracan LP610 you see in the gallery and video below is a special Cairo Edition made by DMC. It has been spotted in Hong Kong, where immediately grabbed the attention with its unique design pattern on top, the carbon pack and the aerodynamic parts.

    The wrap just perfectly complements the aero kit, which is actually the main attraction of this project. One of the most important elements of this kit is the wing spoiler, which is also adjustable to three angle settings: Choose City Cruising, GT Track day or Fun Mode. They are all made by DMC and then tested in the wind tunnel. In addition, the wing comes with a base deck under it. It is the stronger version of the original part that each LP610 has.

    SEE ALSO: DMC Ferrari 488 GTB ORSO offers more power and charm than you could expect!

    Up front, DMC have added a stunning full front lip spoiler with side flaps, which actually reminds us of the aggressive LP720 Anniversario look. On the sides, the kit continues with new side skirts, which add extra downforce, while the rear diffuser at the tail supports road stability even better. It features front lip, which is more of a cosmetic addition, but really makes this new package stand out.

    DMC Lamborghini Huracan LP610 Cairo Edition wheels

    The forged wheels this Lambo runs on come in 20″/21″ and they are fitted with 245/30r20 / 325/25r21 P-Zero tires.

    And here is what we have found on YouTube: the video shows the Huracan Cairo Edition being parked on a street in Hong Kong. Well, it is all about showing-off, so make sure you don’t miss and watch it. It pleases the eye.

    httpv://youtu.be/_E7FUaN-7QQ

    Video Source: YouTube

    Source: DMC 

  • DMC Ferrari 488 GTB ORSO offers more power and charm than you could expect!

    DMC Ferrari 488 GTB ORSO front and side viewDMC Ferrari 488 GTB ORSO is the newest project by the German specialists at the luxury tuning studio. The choice of the car used as a basis is not accidental. In fact, when Ferrari debuted the 488 GTB, there was equal amount of people who liked it and other who didn’t. The reason for this controversy was of course, the twin turbo charged V8 engine. It was away from the classic natural aspirated engine. This is why, the tuning experts decided to improve the aerodynamics as well as the power of the Ferrari. As a result, the DMC 488 GTB Orso was born!

    There are two steps in this customization. The first one is the visual modification, and the second – the ECU optimization of the V8. It is good to know, that the production output numbers, which the unit generates are 670 hp (610 kW) and 760 Newton meters (560 lb-ft) of torque. So let’s see what has happened.

    SEE ALSO: DMC Finds Simplicity with the new Lamborghini Huracan [w/video] 

    The subtle change of the design began with the application of the elegant Stage 1 kit. It comprises of a sword and a spoiler for the front bumper. The latter is enhanced with vertical fins. At the sides we see new aero skirts, while at the rear there is a brand new diffuser and a rear wing. DMC ensures that these changes not only contribute for the visual improvement of the Ferrari, but also support the uprated engine.

    DMC Ferrari 488 GTB ORSO  side view

    The next step was to use an ECU reprogramming for the V8 unit and to replace the standard exhaust system with an in-house made one, so that 488 GTB could deliver more than enough. As a matter of fact, the engineers achieved an addition of 118 hp and 105 Nm. If you make the math, this results in a total of 788 hp (580 kW) and 865 Nm (638 lb-ft) of torque!

    Although there aren’t any pictures of the interior, DMC says that it will be imbued with the finest Italian leathers and carbon fiber.  Let’s not forget the wheels set up, which after the conversion is 20-inch lightweight alloys at the front and 21-inch at the rear.

    At last, each customer will get a gift: DMC iPhone case, in the same color spec as his car.

    Source: DMC

  • DMC Finds Simplicity with the new Lamborghini Huracan [w/video]

    DMC Lamborghini Huracan Simplicity front viewThe newest project of the tuning experts at DMC is called Simplicity. And this of course is for a reason. Based on the Lamborghini Huracan LP610, this supercar instead of being equipped with a full aerodynamic custom made kit, features only two parts of the package. But just like the vehicles that wear the complete DMC kit, especially the Limited Editions, this “partially” tuned Lambo looks just as great.

    The model depicted on the photos, which you can see in or gallery below, wears only DMC’s rear wing and base spoiler. The success of the tuning is that the styling of the Huracan has been kept and stays in harmony with the factory design. So to say, the beauty of this project comes with the innocence of this creation.

    SEE ALSO: DMC Shows Winged Huracan LP610 Cairo Edition 

    DMC Lamborghini Huracan Simplicity  Rear View

    In fact, the wing hardly seems to be made by an aftermarket company, because it looks so integrated, that one could say that it looks like coming straight from the factory. This means that DMC are able to come up with a timeless design, which merges with the car seamlessly.

    If you ask about the wing, well, we must highlight that it is German TUV certified and can be adjusted in three different aerodynamic angles: GT-, Cruise- and Fun-Mode. Now you get the idea behind the name “Simplicity”, don’t you?

    At last, we want to show you a short video of DMC’s booth at the Geneva Car Show. It contains close up scenes of client’s inspecting the company’s LP610 Huracan Wing Spoiler Jeddah Edition, and it is worth the watch!

    httpv://youtu.be/9wLfMS4Xpos

    Video Source: DMC 

    Source: DMC

  • DMC Shows Winged Huracan LP610 Cairo Edition

    Lamborghini Huracan LP610 Cairo Edition Front ViewDMC has just sent us their latest project and we are impatient to show it to you. It involves the Lamborghini Huracan and it stands under the designation LP610 Cairo Edition.  The special project was made by DMC’s division in the Middle East. The photos you see in this article are product of the work of the photographer Hexham Alsaigh. Although it is not as grandeur as the previous DMC Huracan with 1088HP, this one has its advantages.

    Wing with Three Settings

    One of the most characteristic components in this program is the wing spoiler. It is supported by a deck under it and. It can be adjusted to three angle settings, including Choose City Cruising, GT Track day or Fun Mode. Each mode was individually wind tunnel and CFD tested.

    SEE ALSO: DMC Develops Stage 4 Program for Lambo Huracan that Gives it 1088HP!

    Wheels & Tires

    Lamborghini Huracan LP610 Cairo Edition Rear View

    To make it even more attractive, the Middle East division of DMC decided to change the wheels of the Huracan. Hence they also needed to add new tires for the bigger alloys they intended to add.

    As a result, the LP610 Cairo Edition runs on forged wheels in a 20″/21″ setup. By the way they are the widest sets in the market so far. To go into details, the front got a technical set up of 20×8,5-inch, wile the rear then showcases specification of 21×12-inch.

    A proper set of tires is necessary, meaning that this DMC is using a 245/30r20 and 325/25r21 tire combination. Softer P-Zero application is possible as well.

    Source: DMC

  • DMC Develops Stage 4 Program for Lambo Huracan that Gives it 1088HP!

    Lamborghini Huracan Limited Edition LP1088 E-GT by DMC is a great example how a car that is regarded as perfection can strive for more. The tuners at DMC have been obviously busy creating a boost-kit for this Lambo, since it has brand new looks and power under the hood. Luckily, they didn’t change only the power output, but also the E-GT Huracan speeds up faster than before. Follow my thoughts if you want to know more.

    Stage 4 Kit or the Limited Edition Lamborghini Huracan LP1088 E-GT by DMC

    DMC LP1088 is a customization kit that is versatile in many aspects. First, it features a full body package that is so to say … very aggressive. Precisely, it adds in-house made bumpers, at the front and at the rear, which entirely replace the original ones.

    SEE ALSO: DMC Lamborghini Huracan LP-610 Gets its Stage3 Package

    At the sides, we see new skirts, while the back is adorned by a rear diffuser and those beautiful rear wings. To improve the handling further, DMC developed new spoiler, which is adjustable in three angles: GT Mode, Cruise Mode and Fun Mode.

    Faster Than Before?

    Lamborghini Huracan Limited Edition LP1088 E-GT by DMC  Rear View

    Of course it is faster than before! The twin turbo charged V10 produces 1,088 hp (800 kW) and 1000 Nm (738 lb-ft) of torque. These numbers are the main reason for the better acceleration time for the 0-100 km/h sprint, which is now estimated at 2.69 seconds. The maximum speed is 345 km/h.

    Interior

    The interior of this particular Lambo isn’t shown in details in the gallery below. However, DMC has ensured us that interior features the softest Italian leather with custom stitching patterns, mixed with one-off carbon parts. There are also special floor mats with customer’s initials, custom pedals, door panels, central console as well as firewall modifications.

    Wheels on Fire

    Lamborghini Huracan Limited Edition LP1088 E-GT by DMC Front View

    DMC have chosen for the LP1088 project forged alloy wheels in the size of 9×20 and 12.5×21 inch at the front and rear respectively. Then, the alloys were shod with Pirelli P-Zero tires in the dimensions of 245/30R20 at the front and of 325/25R21 at the back.

    Wonder if there will be more to see from DMC? Seems like they have surpassed any limitations.

    Source: DMC 

  • DMC Lamborghini Huracan LP-610 Gets its Stage3 Package

    DMC Lamborghini Huracan LP-610 Stage3 Front ViewDMC Lamborghini Huracan LP-610 has already received its Stage3 kit! You can view the pictures below and enjoy how beautiful this car looks. And it seems that the designers at DMC have kept the changes in perfect harmony with the original design.

    We all know that when it comes to unique tunings of Lamborghini, DMC is probably one of the best choices. In fact, the specialists at the company were the first to present a complete body kit for the Huracan back in 2014.

    SEE ALSO: DMC Lamborghini Huracan is Already TUV-approved 

    By adding a Stage 2 kit, they have shocked the automotive world even more by revealing it in Geneva this year. And today is the day which meets DMC’s Stage3 kit for the Huracan.

    DMC Lamborghini Huracan LP-610 Stage3 Side View

    This styling package is definitely fashionable. It does this by stepping on the goodies of Stage1. These include the adjustable leading wing with three angle settings: Choose City Cruising, GT Track day or Fun Mode.

    SEE ALSO: DMC Shows the Creative Process Behind new Huracan Project

    Adding to this is the spoiler and the base deck under the wing. The latter is a stronger version of the original part. In addition, the side skirts ensure that there is more downforce, while the rear diffuser supports road stability. So far everything was included in the Stage1 kit.

    DMC Lamborghini Huracan LP-610 Stage3 Rear View

    What really makes the difference is the front lip. It not only makes the package stand out, but makes the car unique. Of course, it is made of carbon fiber as all other components. The full front lip spoiler features added Side Flaps.

    How about the wheels? They come in a 20″/21″ setup, and are the widest sets in the market so far. For this reason they have been fitted with large P-Zero tires of the dimension 245/30r20 and 325/25r21. Enjoy!

    Source: DMC

  • DMC Mercedes-Benz G-Class G88 Limited Edition Is Here!

    DMC Mercedes-Benz G-Class G88 Limited EditionSo, the German Luxury refiner DMC celebrated its 5th anniversary in Hong Kong. But it also made a gift to itself with the latest and greatest Limited Edition DMC G88 G-Class. In fact, DMC brand is known to refine some stylish beauties like Ferrari, McLaren and Rolls Royce. Now, strangely, the brand decided to tweak the brute force of the G-Class and it seems, the team made a wonderful job. Let’s check out what is going on here.

    SEE ALSO: Mercedes A-Class: Was That Facelift Really Necessary?

    With this latest chapter, DMC demonstrates one more time how a beautiful vehicle can become a masterpiece in the hands of skilled craftsmen. Obviously the team went for creating some fresh and new ideas, but staying true to the original design at the same time. For example, the vented front hood really helps for that confident, yet stylish looks. Furthermore, it is created with dry carbon elements and not only brings some aesthetics, but also boosts the performance of the ventilation system.

    DMC Mercedes-Benz G-Class G88 Limited Edition

    So, despite the beautiful looks, the components still underline that aggressive and confident appearance of the vehicle. For example the cover for the spare-tire box is also made of dry carbon fiber and bears the DMC logo. The good people at DMC also added numerous more features for visual styling. For example, the vehicle is offered with 23″ to 25″ wheels, paired with Pirelli P-Zero tires. Furthermore, they are available in Monoblock or 3-PCS design, both of which are capable of changing the whole appearance of the vehicle. And the experience with Italian beauties also took place and with the G-Class. The DMC team incorporated numerous components and made so much tweaks, that the car really stands out in the crowd.

    DMC Mercedes-Benz G-Class G88 Limited Edition

    And along with the stylish appearance, the Limited Edition DMC G88 also demonstrates and powerful powertrain. The DMC guys almost doubled the 385 hp (285 kW) to the crushing 700 hp (515 kW).

    And as you can see, the color combination, that is seen on the exterior and interior really makes difference, when the Limited Edition DMC G88 is compared to other tweaked G-Class vehicles. But to be honest, with all these yellow paintings it somehow reminds me of Chevrolet’s Bumblebee. However, yellow is not that bad and stays cool on the G88, right?

    At the end, you get one more DMC gem, geared with tons of gadgets, tweaks and performance boosts. Distinctive looks and confident presence. A beauty for the eyes and pleasure for the sences.

    Source: DMC

  • DMC Shows the Creative Process Behind new Huracan Project

    Have you ever wonered what happens when a Lambo falls into the hands of premium specialists like DMC, who work exclusively with luxury cars? Well, to make thing simpler, the tuners has done exactly this: they have released a bunch of photos, showing what happens behind the scenes. Well, they only show the installation of the full front lip, but we get the big picture.

    Form what we can see from these photos, the next DMC project involves a poisonous green Huracan, which is receiving a new carbon fiber front lip, looking amazing and also including tuner’s badge. What will probably follow is the installation of the new carbon side skirts.

    SEE ALSO: DMC Strikes Again with the New Huracan AFFARI 

    At the rear, the package will add LP610 side skirts, rear diffuser, deck lid and rear spoiler, which are also made from the lightweight material. As a matter of fact, the rear spoiler allows adjustment in different position.

    If the owner is lucky, he or she will also get the additional set of F1 flaps. They are positioned on the left and the right side of the full front lip and replace the side flaps. At last, the LP610 will be running on special alloy wheels, too. There are a lot of versions, which the company is considering, but they aren’t announced yet.

    Source: DMC