CDC Performance revealed today a new aftermarket program for the Range Rover Sport, called simply the Nighthawk. The CDC Nighthawk Range Rover Sport comes with a wide body kit that includes wider wheel arches and several carbon fiber parts, such as the front bumper, the side skirts, a rear diffuser and apron, the roof spoiler, and the side mirror casings. The CDC Nighthawk is also fitted with LED DRLs, a new front grille, carbon door handles and trunk board and other trim parts. For the interior of the Range Rover Sport, CDC is offering 28 carbon fiber trim parts, including a sport steering wheel, a black Alcantara roofliner, and a leather upholstery. CDC says that in total, their Range Rover Sport Nighthawk features no less than 74 distinctive carbon fiber parts, made from 12K and 6K fabric.
Apart from those, the CDC Range Rover Sport is also fitted with aluminum stainless steel pedals and footrest, carbon sill panels, and Bali Blue seatbelts.
The CDC Range Rover Sport is equipped with a compressor kit which increases the output of the 4x4 to 580 hp and 695 Nm of torque. Its brakes have been upgraded and include 420x36mm 2-piece discs on the front axle with 6-piston calipers and 420x36mm 2-piece discs on the rear one with 4-spidton calipers. The CDC Nighthawk sits on 23-inch forged alloy wheels. It is equipped with an electronic lowering module that can reduce the ride height by up to 70 mm, which is active up to a speed of 90 km/h. CDC also fitted the Range Rover Sport with a stainless steel exhaust system with valve control.
CDC Performance did not disclose the price of the Nighthawk tuning program for the Range Rover Sport.
CDC Nighthawk Range Rover Sport presentation:
CDC Nighthawk Range Rover Sport trailer:
