An evolution of the similarly exclusive Zagato Coupé, the Roadster's all-aluminum body was designed and built in just six weeks, an amazingly short amount of time. It is clearly recognizable as a Zagato-designed car thanks to the Z inserts that are found in its trademark kidney-shaped radiator grille. Furthermore, BMW says that the roadster's soft top was designed to retain Zagato's signature double-bubble roof.
Technical details about the Zagato Roadster were not released but the concept is said to be fully functional.
The concept cars that BMW has revealed at prestigious car shows over the last few years have always been one-off models that are not slated for production and there is no reason to believe that the Zagato Roadster is any exception.
That said, the concept likely hints at the styling direction that the next-generation Z4 will take.
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