Atarius Concept gives Porsche 911 997 a wide-body overhaul
Madrid-based Atarius Concept has launched the Predator kit, transforming the Porsche 911 997 with a dramatic wide-body package, carbon options and track-inspired details.
Spanish tuner Atarius Concept has revealed the Predator, a wide-body kit designed for the Porsche 911 (997 generation). The Madrid-based company aims to give the ageing 911 a motorsport-inspired presence while retaining road legality.
Predator kit details: exterior and chassis
The Predator package transforms the 997 with vented front and rear bumpers, pronounced side vents and a carbon fibre air scoop mounted on the roof. The rear end is dominated by a large diffuser and a custom quad-exit exhaust system. A prominent rear wing, which incorporates a third brake light, is fitted to increase downforce at speed.
Wheels are finished in black and paired with yellow brake calipers for added visual impact. The suspension has been reworked to increase stiffness and stability, catering to customers seeking sharper handling as well as a more aggressive stance. Atarius Concept offers the entire kit in carbon fibre for buyers looking to reduce weight and maximise exclusivity.
Interior and options
While the main focus is on exterior modifications, Atarius Concept has also fitted new seats and a roll cage to the 911’s interior, according to available images. These additions aim to improve safety and support for track-day use, though the company has not detailed further cockpit upgrades. Buyers can specify the kit in standard composite or opt for the full carbon fibre version for a higher price.
Position in the market
Atarius Concept has not announced pricing or production numbers for the Predator kit. The company’s approach targets owners of the 997-generation 911 looking for a substantial visual and dynamic upgrade without moving to a newer model or a factory GT variant.
