Independent by design
No OEM affiliation, no factory blessing — Eccentrica buys its donors and answers only to its clients.
Serravalle, San Marino · est. 2023
A collector rebuilt his poster car, nineteen times.

Curated entry points
Three cars that explain the manufacturer: its origins, its engineering peak and the shape of its modern ambition.
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2 models · 1 families
Eccentrica rebuilds the first-series Lamborghini Diablo around its 5.7-litre V12 and gated manual — 19 coupés engineered with Maurizio Reggiani and drawn by BorromeoDeSilva, with the track-focused Titano package as the sharpest configuration.
The house
Emanuel Colombini grew up fixated on a red Diablo, built the Colombini Group, raced Lamborghinis in Super Trofeo — and in 2023 founded Eccentrica in San Marino to give the first-series Diablo a second life. The company is independent: not affiliated with, sponsored or approved by Automobili Lamborghini.
The V12 keeps the donor’s 5.7-litre naturally aspirated V12 and gated manual and rebuilds everything around them: 550 hp, a close-ratio six-speed, Brembo brakes, semi-active dampers and bodywork by Milan’s BorromeoDeSilva. Maurizio Reggiani — Lamborghini’s long-time technical chief — advises on the engineering; the series runs to 19 cars at €1.35 million plus the donor.
Production began in 2025 with bespoke commissions like the Rose Phoenix, the track-focused Titano package followed at The Quail, and in August 2026 the roofless V12 Roadster — a further 19-car series with a full carbon body at 1,540 kg — was announced for its Monterey Car Week debut.
Selected milestones
2023
Founded in San Marino
Colombini registers Eccentrica in February; the non-drivable V12 prototype shows in Milan in July.
2024
The Quail debut
The fully drivable V12 makes its global debut at Monterey Car Week; Maurizio Reggiani joins as technical adviser.
2025
Production begins
The 19-car run opens with the Rose Phoenix commission; the track-focused Titano package debuts at The Quail.
2026
The Roadster
Eccentrica's second creation — roofless, full carbon, 1,540 kg — is announced on 10 August and debuts at The Quail on 14 August.
What defines Eccentrica
No OEM affiliation, no factory blessing — Eccentrica buys its donors and answers only to its clients.
The V12 stays naturally aspirated and the manual stays gated; modernity goes into brakes, dampers and build quality, never into the character.
Hard scarcity as policy: one model, nineteen commissions, each specified like the Rose Phoenix or Green Dragon — no two alike.