Speedborn Form - In the world of automotive excellence, where design meets performance and every detail matters, there are certain machines that don’t just drive—they captivate. The Maserati MC20 was one such car when it made its debut in 2020. It arrived not just as a new model, but as a bold statement: Maserati was ready to return to the high-performance arena with something truly special. Fast, beautiful, and infused with the spirit of its legendary predecessor, the MC12, it immediately found its place among modern sports car royalty. Yet, as is often the case with remarkable things, a few bold minds saw room for even more.
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| The Maserati MC20 Aria is a bespoke evolution by 7 Design House, limited to just 25 units and created as an exclusive, emotional tribute. (Picture from: EliteCargsm in X) |
Enter the Maserati MC20 Aria, a bespoke evolution crafted by the talented team at 7 Design House. Limited to only 25 units worldwide, this exclusive creation is not just a refined version of the MC20—it’s an emotional tribute. The name "Aria" was chosen in memory of a beloved pet dog, a deeply personal touch that subtly hints at the passion behind the project. That passion becomes immediately visible in the car itself. |
| The Maserati MC20 Aria features a full carbon fiber body kit, crafted from the highest-quality prepreg carbon fiber. (Picture from: Carscoops) |
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| One of the 25 Maserati MC20 Aria units, owned by 7 Design House CEO Peter Eskander, features a stunning blend of blue-tinted carbon fiber and subtle gray accents, creating a striking contrast that captures the car’s dual identity—fierce yet refined. (Picture from: Carscoops) |
Each of the 25 units is customizable, tailored to match the vision of its future owner. One standout example belongs to Peter Eskander, the CEO of 7 Design House himself. His MC20 Aria showcases a mesmerizing mix of blue-tinted carbon fiber and subtle gray accents, creating a dynamic contrast that speaks volumes about the vehicle’s dual identity—fierce, yet refined.
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| The Maserati MC20 Aria's kit includes a redesigned front splitter, canards, vent inserts, side skirts, a performance-focused roof scoop, rear spoiler, and an aggressively sculpted rear diffuser. (Picture from: Carscoops) |
Under the hood, the MC20 Aria keeps the same heart that made the base MC20 such a revelation. A twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 engine, infused with Formula 1 technology, continues to pump out 621 horsepower and 538 lb-ft of torque. 7 Design House didn’t need to change that formula. Instead, they offer a Stage 2 exhaust system as an optional upgrade. This not only enhances the auditory thrill of the drive but also adds 20 horsepower and reduces the car's weight by another 15 pounds—improvements that subtly elevate the driving experience without disturbing the balance. | m_8P11D_ZHs |
The MC20 Aria isn’t trying to reinvent the Maserati MC20—it’s celebrating it. With meticulous attention to detail, a heartfelt story behind its name, and enhancements that blend style with substance, it becomes more than just a special edition. It’s a reminder that even the finest can be reimagined with care, passion, and a clear vision. And for those lucky enough to own one of the 25, it’s not just a car—it’s a personal statement on four wheels. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | 7DESIGNHOUSE | ARIACARBON | MVFORGED | RONSRIDES IN FACEBOOK | ELITECARGASM IN X | CARSCOOPS | ]Note: This blog can be accessed via your smart phone.
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