Lanzante Limited unveiled its first hypercar, the 95-59, at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2025, blending heritage with performance. Designed by Paul Howse, it features a three-seat layout, an 850 hp twin-turbo V8, and a Ganesha-inspired crest. Limited to 59 units, the hypercar pays tribute to Lanzante’s 1995 Le Mans victory.
At this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed 2025, British automotive specialist Lanzante Limited stepped into new territory by unveiling its first hypercar to carry the firm’s own badge. Called the 95-59, the car is as much about heritage and design as it is about performance. Interestingly, it carries a logo featuring Lord Ganesha, pictures and videos of which are now going viral on social media.
Best known for its restorations and bespoke conversions rather than high-volume production, Lanzante has long been associated with making race cars road-legal. The 95-59 reflects that expertise while paying homage to Lanzante’s celebrated 1995 Le Mans victory with the McLaren F1 GTR.
Designed by Paul Howse, the stylist behind the McLaren P1, the hypercar adopts a three-seat central driving position. Power comes from an 850 hp twin-turbo V8, wrapped in a lightweight carbon-fiber body. The Lanzante 95-59’s design is all about aero and central exhaust is reportedly inspired by the F-22 fighter jet. A glass roof adds light, switches sit on the roof pod like a jet, however there are no interior images out yet.
Source: The Times of India
