Global shops known for insane widebody supercar builds
Published by Daisy Edwards
Edited by Emma Matthews
There’s no doubt that widebody supercars are popular at the moment, but do you know what the best global shops are for your next insane widebody supercar build?
There are a few names around the world that are pushing bodywork far past factory limits and redefining what a supercar can look like.
These teams take already extreme cars and turn them into outrageous, track-ready pieces of art.
From vintage legends to cutting-edge composite specialists, these are the shops reshaping supercar tuning right now.
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Looking globally for the best widebody supercar builds
Germany has long dominated the widebody supercar space, and TechArt is one of the biggest reasons why.
The Porsche specialists’ widebody conversions for the 911 and Turbo models are known for being precise builds, with larger intakes and carbon fiber details that look like they belong on a factory prototype.
Gemballa takes things even further. The iconic tuner has been widening Porsche silhouettes since the 1980s, building machines with huge fenders, exaggerated proportions, and performance upgrades.
However, Japan brings its own approach to widebody culture.
Umbrella Auto Design, the shop behind the famous Sorcery NSX, pushed the original Honda supercar into modern territory with oversized parts, extended arches, and a completely different look.
Today, companies like Autotique continue that tradition with fresh bodywork that gives the classic model a full supercar-level redesign.
Looking closer to home
In the United States, Supervettes has become a key name in widebody tuning for Corvettes.
Their kits give C6 and C7 models a far more aggressive stance with incredible proportions that make the cars look wider, lower, and significantly more exotic.
While each region around the world brings its own style, all of these builders share the same philosophy.
They take supercars past their factory possibilities and create machines that turn heads before the engine even starts.
When you plan your next widebody project, check out the names leading the global movement, starting with the above.
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Daisy Edwards is a Content Writer at supercarblondie.com. Daisy has more than five years’ experience as a qualified journalist, having graduated with a History and Journalism degree from Goldsmiths, University of London and a dissertation in vintage electric vehicles. Daisy specializes in writing about cars, EVs, tech and luxury lifestyle. When she's not writing, she's at a country music concert or working on one of her many unfinished craft projects.
