Atelier Works

Explore the collection and discover how each project is conceived, engineered, and built.

Every ARES creation stems from the vision of a single individual to become a vehicle without equal. This archive encapsulates the excellence of our atelier: one-off supercars, coachbuilt grand tourers, classics brought back to life, luxury off-roaders, and custom motorcycles. Whether developed in micro-series or conceived as unique vehicles, all projects share the same philosophy: uniting the dialogue of co-creation with precision engineering and pure artisanal craftsmanship.

ARES S1
The S1 does not answer to any myth of the past, except for the one it intends to embody in the present. It does not represent a reinterpretation, it is not a tribute, and it does not aspire to be a revival. It asserts itself as the first entirely original supercar signed by ARES, conceived from a blank sheet and sculpted without any compromise within the walls of the Atelier.
ARES Panther ProgettoUno
The Panther ProgettoUno is not a simple restoration, but an authentic rebirth. As the first chapter of the ARES "Legends Reborn" program, it takes shape from a clear and bold vision: to capture the soul of the legendary Pantera and project it into the present, blending the allure of an absolute icon with the engineering and technologies of today.
ARES Defender
The ARES Defender brings together a commanding presence, robust mechanical architecture and a carefully considered approach to materials, performance and detail. Its purposeful proportions create the foundation for an extensive transformation focused on capability, comfort and individual expression. The result is a vehicle conceived to retain an authentic off-road character while offering a significantly more refined and personal experience.
ARES Wami Spyder
The 1950s defined the very concept of automotive elegance. Imagine a two-seater spyder piercing the morning light along a coastal road: the crisp sound of the engine filling the air, the sun’s reflections dancing on wire wheels and hand-sculpted flanks. The tactile perception of the steering wheel, the aesthetic of freedom. It was the essence of driving in its purest form.