Two Dutch Design Houses Are Collaborating On A Volvo P1800 ES Restomod

The "Norrsken" project has a modern five-cylinder engine and all the usual refinements – carbon fiber, leather, and brushed aluminum.

Car Talk, Autos Feb 13, 2026 0 10 Add to Reading List

Two Dutch Design Houses Are Collaborating On A Volvo P1800 ES Restomod

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If the proliferation of restyled and modernized Porsche 911 Carreras is anything to go off of, there's always room in the world for another restomod. That seems to be the case with the Volvo 1800, which is getting its second such treatment, this time from the Dutch companies Autoforma and Volvo Lotte – the former a design house and the latter a restoration and maintenance specialist. Dubbed "Norrsken," the program will turn Volvo's legendary sports car/station wagon mashup into a sleeker, faster, and more contemporary design – though some may feel the original is prettier.

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