A bold new four-seat convertible defies convention by packing a powerful 701-horsepower engine into a design that prioritizes open-air driving and practicality. While its high-performance capabilities clash with the relaxed nature of a convertible, the vehicle embraces the contradiction without apology. Engineers have balanced raw power with a spacious cabin meant for passengers, proving that speed and comfort aren’t mutually exclusive. The result is a car that challenges traditional expectations of what a convertible should be.
A 701-hp four-seat convertible is a contradictory machine, but don’t overthink it.
