Rinspeed Veleno

The Rinspeed Veleno (also Rinspeed Viper Veleno called ) is a concept vehicle of the Swiss car manufacturer Rinspeed. It was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in 1993 and is based on the U.S. Dodge Viper.

The vehicle was painted instead of in the standard red in acid green and modified with a revised front bumper, staggered to the windshield rearview mirror, a rear rollover protection with integrated, high- offset tail lights and a different rear.

Veleno is powered by a 150 hp 400 enhanced to 550 hp ten-cylinder engine. The interior of the car was heavily modified. While in the base vehicle leather was the dominant material in the interior, built in Rinspeed Veleno among others, the so-called " Vinerus ", a specially manufactured plastic material.

Furthermore, a radio by the Japanese company Alpine and the Nokia 121 for equipment of the vehicle.