Many of you probably have never heard about Hurtan. This is a small Spanish coachbuilder based in the city of Granada and focused on modifying existing vehicles into retro-looking models. In 2021, the firm unveiled the Grand Albaycin as a vintage-styled roadster based on the Mazda MX-5. Now, that model receives a new special edition inspired by Arab heritage in Al-Andalus.
The two-door, two-seat machine retains its basic design characteristics but gains small visual touches that differentiate it from the regular model. The body is finished in a light blue color, which is said to be inspired by the color of the sky in the United Arab Emirates. Taracea ribbons on the doors, a nameplate with the model’s name in Arabic calligraphy, and UAE’s flag turn this roadster into a special edition product, which Hurtan limits to just 30 units.
