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JAS Tensei Interior Revealed: Racing Firm's First Road Car Cabin Prioritizes Luxury

other · 2026-08-10

JAS Motorsport has revealed the interior of its first road vehicle, the JAS Tensei, marking a shift from its three-decade legacy of minimalist design. Collaborating with a premier craftsmanship expert, the interior highlights luxury and customization, boasting hundreds of possible configurations. It showcases a black-and-red color scheme, integrated sports seats, elegantly sculpted metal accents, and premium materials, all centered around the driver. The digital display features a Sport drive mode, with the JAS logo prominently placed on the steering wheel hub. The exterior, crafted by Pininfarina, presents a carbon-fiber body that was initially showcased at Milan Design Week. The car will make its official appearance at the Mondial de l'Auto from October 12–18, alongside Honda's Prelude HRC Concept. JAS has partnered with Honda in racing since 1998.

Key facts

  • JAS Motorsport released first full images of the JAS Tensei interior.
  • The interior breaks with JAS's 30-year racing minimalism, focusing on luxury and personalization.
  • Hundreds of configurations are available to prospective owners.
  • The cabin features a black-and-red palette with integrated sport seats and sculpted metal fittings.
  • The exterior was designed by Pininfarina and shown in April.
  • The car will debut at the Mondial de l'Auto (Paris Motor Show) October 12–18 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
  • Car number 001 will be displayed in the Ultimate Supercar Garage alongside Honda's Prelude HRC Concept.
  • JAS Motorsport has been Honda's official racing partner since 1998.
  • The interior was developed with a top-tier craftsmanship specialist.
  • The design stays close to the original Honda NSX concept.

Entities

Institutions

  • JAS Motorsport
  • Pininfarina
  • Honda
  • Mondial de l'Auto
  • Paris Motor Show
  • Goodwood Festival of Speed

Locations

  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Paris
  • France
  • Paris Expo Porte de Versailles

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