Only 19 of these restomodded Diablos will ever be produced, and one has just become even more rare | Carscoops
Eccentrica enhances its Lamborghini Diablo restomod with a Pacchetto Titano track package and introduces distinct builds to attract collectors.
The Pacchetto Titano track package has been released for the Eccentrica V12 restomod based on the Diablo.
This upgrade features a stiffer suspension system, lighter wheels, a fixed rear wing, and a remapped ECU.
Eccentrica also presented two customized versions of the vehicle, known as the Rose Phoenix and Green Dragon.
Despite being a limited edition of only 19 units, Eccentrica is providing an optional track-oriented enhancement for its V12 restomod, which serves as a modern homage to the Lamborghini Diablo. The Pacchetto Titano, aimed at “occasional track use,” offers a more precise chassis setup, modest performance improvements, and subtle aerodynamic enhancements.
The manufacturer, based in San Marino, describes this package as “focused yet elegantly track-oriented for enthusiasts seeking greater engagement without sacrificing road comfort.” Staying true to that idea, the upgraded Eccentrica V12 avoids the extreme aerodynamic additions often found on track-focused models, preserving its clean and purposeful lines.
Design and Materials
A key visual feature is the inclusion of a carbon fiber rear wing designed to boost downforce. The show car boasts fully exposed carbon fiber bodywork with carbon elements and rides on a bespoke set of 19-inch front and 20-inch rear carbon-aluminum forged wheels.
The dark-themed interior blends Alcantara with billet aluminum details and retro-style digital displays. It also includes a motorsport-inspired steering wheel made from anticorodal aluminum, featuring a light blue viewfinder. Additionally, a fire-suppression system has been incorporated to ensure safety during track activities.
Eccentrica V12 Pacchetto Titano
Chassis and Performance
Critical enhancements lie beneath the surface of this V12-powered restomod. The suspension has been upgraded with stiffer springs and recalibrated adaptive dampers, while the lighter wheels decrease unsprung weight and include improved cooling ducts for the modified Brembo braking system.
Moreover, the naturally aspirated 5.7-liter V12 engine, mounted in the middle, has undergone a specific ECU remap aimed at “enhancing throttle response throughout the RPM range.” The company did not disclose the output of the engine, which normally produces 542 hp (404 kW / 550 PS) and 442 lb-ft (600 Nm) of torque in the standard Eccentrica V12, with power sent to the rear wheels via a six-speed manual transmission.
Founder Emanuel Colombini states, “With the Pacchetto Titano, our goal was clear. We aimed to create a package that genuinely enhances the driving experience without compromising the essence of our car. This evolution confidently retains the spirit of the original design while refining its purpose and performance.”
Custom Versions
In addition to the Pacchetto Titano, two special editions highlight the available customization options. The Rose Phoenix features a triple-layer Rose Gold finish with semi-matte black details, matched with coconut-colored Alcantara and Maxpell Nabu leather inside.
The Green Dragon sports a pastel Verde Chartreuse exterior with black carbon fiber accents and white alloy wheels, complemented by a white and green leather-and-Alcantara interior with carbon fiber trim.
Pricing for these custom builds has not been revealed. The Eccentrica V12 conversion itself is priced at €1.2 million ($1.4 million) excluding the donor Lamborghini Diablo, with production strictly limited to 19 cars, each featuring its own unique specification.
The Pacchetto Titano, along with the Green Dragon and Rose Phoenix versions of the supercar, made their debut at The Quail, A Motorsports Gathering during Monterey Car Week, two years following the Eccentrica V12’s initial North American showing at the same event.
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Only 19 of these restomodded Diablos will ever be produced, and one has just become even more rare | Carscoops
Eccentrica enhances its Lamborghini Diablo restomod by adding a Pacchetto Titano track package and presents one-of-a-kind builds to attract collectors.