A stunning celebration of design and heritage took place at The Aurora Scandinavian Concours, where Zagato was honored with a dedicated class in the enchanting setting of Norrviken Gardens in Båstad. The display and the elegant parade, narrated by Andrea Zagato, President of Zagato and member of the jury, captivated both the public and the jury alike. A handpicked lineup of sculptural rarities — from classics like the Porsche 356 Coupé Zagato Sanction Lost (1959), Aston Martin V8 Vantage Zagato (1986) and Alfa Romeo S.Z. Trofeo (1990), to contemporary icons such as the F599 GTZ Nibbio (2016), ISO Rivolta GTZ (2019), Mostro Barchetta Zagato Powered by Maserati (2022), and the radical AGTZ Twin Tail (2025) — offered an unforgettable showcase of coachbuilt excellence under the northern sky. Each of the seven iconic creations by Zagato bore a different manufacturer’s badge, highlighting the true spirit of coachbuilding: a craft that shapes timeless collector’s models for a variety of prestigious marques. Taking home the Best in Class award: the bold and timeless ISO Rivolta GTZ.
