Overview
- Each build uses a late-1990s Esprit V8 donor reengineered under a single autoclaved carbon shell with slim pop-up headlights and modern LED lighting.
- The rebuilt 3.5‑liter twin‑turbo V8 targets about 400 hp and 350 lb‑ft in a sub‑1,200 kg package, aiming for 0–62 mph in roughly 4 seconds and a top speed near 175 mph.
- Encor extensively reworks the Renault‑cased five‑speed with a stronger shaft, revised ratios, a twin‑plate clutch and a limited‑slip differential to address the original gearbox’s weakness.
- Chassis hardware includes Sport 350‑spec suspension, AP Racing brakes and retained hydraulic power steering to preserve driver feel.
- The cabin blends a sloped dash and tartan accents with a digital instrument display and carbon center console, and production is capped at 50 cars with deliveries expected to begin in Q2 2026 and continue into 2027.