Gen 2 Ray


Model Overview

Inspired by the C2 Corvette, the Gen 2 Ray is the first model in the Revlicas collection not based on one of the founder’s personal vehicles.

The prototype originally consisted of a fiberglass body sat on top of a steel frame. The next example, though, is designed to reduce imperfections and increase durability by being made out of carbon fiber.

The powertrain consists of a true nitro internal combustion V8 engine paired with a manual multi-gear transmission.

Functional pop-up headlights that illuminate along with tail lights, turn signals, interior dome lights, and synchonized speedometer and tachomter are just a few of the functional capapbilities worked into this artwork.

Interiors can be designed with real leather wrapped interiors including seats, door panels, and the dash along with real carpet.

An in house powetrain is in develoment, and cars optioned with a manual transmission will have the model gearshift movement synched with a remote gearshift for visible gear-rowing while driving.

Multiple wheel designs, such as functional knock-offs have been curated.

Designs for split window, one-piece window, an convertible cars have all been made possible.

These cars are made with premium materials and high functionality at the heart of their design.

  • Carbon or Fiberglass Bodies

  • Steel Frame

  • Chromed Steel Bumpers and Trim

  • Leather/Cloth/Vinyl Interior Options

  • Top End Automotive Paint i.e. Glasurit

  • Machined Aluminum Wheels

Functional abilities include:

  • Dash Ignition

  • Independent Front and Rear Suspension

  • Knock Off Wheels

  • Hydraulic Brakes

  • Illuminated Rear License Plate

  • Reverse Lights

  • Flip Bucket Headlights

  • Brake Lights

  • Articulating Wipers

  • Flip Gas Cap Lid with Fill

  • Hood Release Latch

  • Illuminated Dash

  • Functional Glove Box

  • Functional Ash Tray

  • Sound System Speakers

  • Articulating Steering Wheel

  • Functional Door Latches

  • Interior Dome Light

  • Articulating Seats

  • Working Seatbelts

  • Working Gearshift 

    More information will be released at MCACN 2026.

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