Brabus To Unveil Bodo Roadster During Monterey Car Week

Brabus is set to make waves at Monterey Car Week with the highly-anticipated showcase of the Bodo “Hyper-GT”. However, the excitement doesn’t end there, as a surprise addition to this year’s lineup will be the unveiling of the roadster version of the Brabus Bodo.

While the coupe variant of the Bodo had been leaked well before its official debut, Brabus has managed to keep the roadster model under wraps until now. This secretive project has remained completely shielded from the public eye, with no information available online until this revelation.

The upcoming open-top Brabus Bodo is expected to be built on the platform of the Aston Martin Vanquish Volante. Enthusiasts can anticipate a design reminiscent of the coupe, featuring a lengthy hood, a strikingly large low-slung grille, and an elongated rear section. The interior is said to be borrowed from the Aston Martin model.

Under the hood, the Bodo roadster will be equipped with the same 5.2-liter twin-turbo V12 engine found in the coupe variant. However, Brabus has taken the engine tuning to the next level, boosting the power output to an impressive 1000 horsepower and 885 lb-ft of torque – a significant enhancement from the engine’s original configuration in the Vanquish.