Though the coachbuilder has not provided much information on the two-seat concept, the gaping oval grille and large air intakes above the sill and
below the shoulderline indicate the car is powered by a large front-mounted conventional powerplant. Large vertical headlamps flank the hood, which features still more mesh-covered air outl
ets for dissipating heat. In profile, the concave fender morphs through the door to become a pronounced rear haunch. The grille's shape is also repeated at the rear on a broader scale, as is the headlamp design, with smaller circular lamps encased within the taillamp housing. The concept's double bubble roof, flowing from the steeply raked windscreen through to the backlight, is also a definitive Zagato design element.
We'll bring you additional details once we see the Perana Z-One in the metal at the Geneva Motor Show next week.
Source : www.cardesignnews.com