Supercar Blondie is showing us yet another incredible car – the Ares Design S1. We’ve known about the Italian boutique manufacturer for a while and some of their other projects include the Ares Panther and a two-door conversion for the Bentley Mulsanne. As for the Ares Design S1, clients will be able to get their cars next year, and Supercar Blondie will be the first one to get hers. However, as unique as the S1 is, she has planned something that will make hers one of a kind.

A quick recap on the Ares Design S1

It's based on the C8 Corvette and is powered by a modified version of the same 6.2-liter V-8 that now makes 705 horsepower (still normally aspirated). The gearbox is still an eight-speed DCT unit. The Ares Design S1 also comes with the C8 Corvette's magnetic ride control.

The 0 to 60 97 km/h) happens in about 2.6 seconds. Only 24 will be made and Supercar Blonde will be the first lucky customer to get hers around February. As ordered by Blonde, the Ares Design S1 costs around $650,000. Not bad for a car that looks like a million dollars.

What Supercar Blondie likes about the S1

Blonde first took us on a tour of the Ares Design S1 back in April where she talked about the “quirks and features”, as well as what she most likes about it. It turns out that the Ares Design S1 has taken some of the best and most distinctive features of some of the best hypercars currently on sale.

The canopy, together with the centrally positioned windshield wiper and curved windshield is very reminiscent of Koenigsegg’s design.

The uninterrupted taillight strip is an obvious throwback to the Bugatti Chiron, although Ares Design’s Instagram page constantly updates its designs and it seems at least some examples of the S1 will have a different taillight design.

Of course, the interior has been just as altered as the exterior of the car. The steering wheel remains a C8 Corvette piece, but has been completely reupholstered. The interior has been completely redesigned and features quilted leather seats, leather inserts on the dashboard, exposed carbon fiber, bucket seats, and more.

How is Supercar Blone's S1 going to be different?

As unique as you can make your Ares Design S1, Supercar Blonde has decided to go a step further and make hers even more unique. Originally, all 24 cars were meant to have butterfly doors, similar to McLaren P1, LaFerrari, and other hypercars.

It seems hard work does, indeed, pay off, and once Supercar Blonde gets delivery of her very own Ares Design S1, we expect another review of the first production version. There are two videos below – one where Supercar Blonde gives us a walk around the pre-production S1 and the second, where she reveals her S1 spec.