White Carbon

A Mercedes-AMG GT-R finished in pearl white and worked through a full carbon-fibre aero programme — the beast Affalterbach built, refined for the boulevard without blunting its teeth. The commission was about contrast: a stark white body set hard against exposed carbon fibre, with the 4.0-litre bi-turbo V8 left exactly as AMG delivered it. NERO laid the pearl white in an automotive-grade paint system tuned to throw light in layers, so the colour reads cooler in shade and almost luminous in direct sun. A full carbon widebody kit was fitted across the car, with a matched front splitter and a race-bred rear diffuser sized to the widened track. The carbon treatment was carried through every exterior detail — bonnet vents, mirror caps, quarter panel intakes, canards and fender louvres — each piece clear-coated to lift the weave rather than hide it. The paint, widebody fitment, aero components and carbon detailing were completed in-house. The factory drivetrain, transmission and chassis remain untouched. The result reads as a track car that has never needed to explain itself — raw supercar performance, refined surface treatment, zero compromises on either side.