From Maranello With Style: Range Rover Vinile Remaster
Vinile, a new luxury brand based in Maranello, Italy, has launched with a bold mission: to “remaster” iconic designs of the past using modern craftsmanship and technology. Inspired by the music world’s concept of remastering, Vinile reinterprets cultural and mechanical legends—starting with the Range Rover Classic.
Led by three entrepreneurs with over 30 years of experience in automotive, aerospace, motorsport, and finance, and backed by a specialist supercar manufacturer, Vinile has over 100 skilled professionals across five production facilities in Motor Valley.
The Debut: Range Rover Classic by Vinile
Limited to just 15 examples, the Range Rover Classic by Vinile is more than a restoration—it’s a complete reimagining. Originally launched in 1970, the Range Rover created the luxury SUV segment. Vinile’s version respects the original while elevating it with refined craftsmanship, luxurious materials, and state-of-the-art tech.
The body has been reconstructed with tighter gaps, new side skirts, and a sleek black-yellow trim. 3D-effect grilles, redesigned LED lights, integrated bumpers, and flush door handles give it a modern yet timeless appearance. The rear blends luxury and utility with wood elements that flow from the cabin to the tailgate—ideal for open-air picnics.
Interior: A Rolling Lounge
Inside, 45 square meters of Baxter leather and poplar burl wood create an elegant, lounge-like cabin. A completely redesigned dashboard and center console are carved from solid wood. Overhead aviation-style switches control lights and windows, while a custom ignition sequence mimics helicopter startups.
Notably, the dashboard includes a slot to mount the owner’s personal wristwatch—turning it into the car’s central timepiece.
Modern Tech, Hidden Seamlessly
Despite its classic charm, the SUV features a 10.1” touchscreen with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a premium sound system with Rockford amps, Focal speakers, and Mosconi processing. USB Type-B and C ports are integrated, and a tactile knurled encoder controls functions.
Under the hood, the fully rebuilt V8 engine (available in 3.5L, 3.9L, or 4.3L) now produces around 200 hp, offering enhanced smoothness and performance.
Unveiled at Milan Design Week 2025
The first Range Rover Classic by Vinile was officially unveiled in its semi-final version during Milan Design Week on April 11, 2025. Finished in a deep metallic green with a black roof and a luxurious tri-tone interior, the debut model showcased Vinile’s unmistakable attention to detail and flair for reinterpreting icons.
Limited & Custom-Built
Each of the 15 units takes over 2,100 hours to build and offers near-total customization. Prices start at €280,000 before options, and the second build is already underway.
Vinile’s debut project blends heritage, luxury, and innovation—and it’s only the beginning. More icons are already in the works.
Read more about it at www.vinileofficial.it.
