Pininfarina and JAS Motorsport have unveiled official images of the restomod project for the first-generation Honda NSX, which is set to launch soon.

The project has also received an official name: “Tensei,” which means “rebirth” in Japanese.

From the images provided, the original look of the NSX NA1 has been carefully preserved, featuring elements such as the pop-up headlights, the rear spoiler, and the black canopy roof.

However, several modifications have been made, including the addition of LED daytime running lights (DRL), vents on the front hood, and larger air intakes at the rear.

The Tensei’s appearance has also been enhanced with a wider rear track and a shortened rear overhang.

Currently, the exact specifications of the Tensei have not been disclosed.

However, in a previous announcement, JAS Motorsport indicated that they would be re-tuning the original 3.0-liter V6 engine, which is expected to exceed the paper figures of 270 hp and 285 Nm that were standard when launched in the 1990s.

JAS Motorsport has also confirmed that the Tensei will feature a body construction made from carbon fiber.