Diva rolls out its first all-carbon Porsche 911 (964)

French tuner Ateliers Diva has released photos of a Porsche 911 (964) Targa restored in a full carbon body, with a potent 400-hp engine under the hood and a hand-crafted, deluxe interior.

The scope of the project is impressive: aside from this vehicle, the company plans to release a total of 74 other Porsche 911 (964) restomods. This includes 24 more Targa, 25 Coupé and 25 Safari, each with their individual design traits. Quite ambitious, isn’t it?

The firstborn sports a widebody kit that makes it 30 mm (1.2 inches) broader, Hella Xenon headlights, famous propeller-shaped Fuchsfelge wheels (17 inches), a purpose-built exhaust system, and flexible suspension.

The cabin of this particular Targa has been restored with superb attention to detail and equipped with certain unobtrusive high-tech options, such as a Focal audio system.

Powering the build is a naturally aspirated V8 engine rated at 400 hp (298 kW).

Ateliers Diva does not reveal the pricing, but we suspect you will find it well into the six-digit USD territory.