
JAS Motorsport has unveiled the final production design and interior of the JAS Tensei supercar, ahead of its official public debut at the Paris Motor Show in October 2026. Designed in collaboration with renowned Italian design house Pininfarina, the Tensei represents JAS Motorsport’s first high-performance road car and incorporates more than three decades of the company’s motorsport expertise.
Based on the platform of a 1990s Honda NSX, the JAS Tensei combines the character of the original grand tourer with modern performance-focused design and engineering. The supercar features a bespoke full carbon-fibre body, with contemporary proportions and styling elements developed to give the iconic platform a distinctive modern interpretation.
JAS Tensei Interior Takes a Driver-Focused Approach
JAS Motorsport has also revealed the cockpit of the Tensei, showcasing a distinctly driver-oriented interior finished in contrasting black and red surfaces.
The cabin has been designed around functionality, with JAS Motorsport deliberately limiting unnecessary digital elements to maintain a focused driving experience. The interior features integrated sports seats, sculpted metal accents and specialised technical materials, while customers will have extensive options to personalise the cabin.
The combination of lightweight materials, purposeful detailing and a driver-centric layout reflects the Tensei’s motorsport-inspired character.
JAS Tensei to Debut at Paris Motor Show
The first production example, designated Unit 001, will make its public debut at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles during the Paris Motor Show, scheduled to take place from October 12 to October 18, 2026.
The JAS Tensei will be displayed in the Ultimate Supercar Garage, alongside the Honda Prelude HRC Concept.
With its bespoke carbon-fibre construction, motorsport-derived engineering and Pininfarina-designed bodywork, the JAS Tensei is positioned as a distinctive interpretation of the modern high-performance road car while retaining its connection to the legendary Honda NSX platform.





