Evesukso
A purple Evesukso sports car with a green and orange flame livery tearing through a rainy night road, a dark hypercar behind it. Half of the image is a line drawing, as if the car is still being built.

The greatest legacies are unfinished.

JDM-inspired, low-production, and built one print at a time.

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01 What we're building

Cars with
a pulse.

We want to build low-production, high-performance cars with Japanese tuner DNA and a personality of their own. Nostalgic, but not retro.

We haven't released a car yet. Right now the work is design and additive manufacturing: printing prototypes and parts so we can test ideas fast, throw out the bad ones, and keep the good ones. Where it makes sense we use open-source tech, and we want every car to be customizable, because your Evesukso should feel like an extension of you.

  • Small batch

    Not mass production. Movement, one print and one story at a time.

  • Built to be felt

    Machines that inspire, not just move you from A to B.

  • Made with the community

    We listen to our supporters and build in the open.

02 Origins

Three cultures,
one car company.

Evesukso is a mix, and we plan to keep it that way. Culture is horsepower when you don't water it down.

Japan's flag, drawn as a flame 日本, Japan

Precision, craft, and never being done refining. Even the name leans on Japanese words.

Mexico's flag, drawn as a flame 墨西哥, Mexico

Passion, color, and soul. It runs in my blood, and it's why the emblem is on fire.

The United States flag, drawn as a flame 米国, United States

Where it all became real: Blue Ridge, Georgia. Freedom to do your own thing, loudly.

03 The story

It started with
a six-year-old.

2009 FND

A made-up car brand

I was six, and I made up a car brand called Evesukso. It was gibberish. It just sounded fast and foreign.

The dream

One mile past Earth

Around then I dreamed of a car called the Skiondis, sitting in a world one mile past Earth, painted in purples, oranges, and greens. I never forgot it.

Hot Wheels

Nail polish and weekend drives

My mom and I spent afternoons painting Hot Wheels with her nail polish. Deep purple bodies, orange flames, green borders. Those are still our colors. My dad fed the other half of it, with weekend drives in convertibles, rides in loud Ferraris, and trips to Rides to Remember and the Atlanta Auto Show.

The original purple Hot Wheels lineup on a 3D-printed stand
The original lineup, painted with my mom, on a stand I printed.
2024 EST

The paperwork

At 20, I filed the paperwork and turned the childhood dream into a company. The dream is still unfinished. That's the point.

EJ, founder

The Evesukso flame emblem in orange, green, and purple
  • Orange is the spark, taken from the flames on those first toy cars.
  • Green is growth, and those afternoons painting with my mom.
  • Purple is ambition, and the car show from the dream.
The Evesukso coat of arms: a peregrine falcon above a shield with the flame mark, the three flags, and checkered and Evesukso flags, wrapped in gold laurels, with the motto Initium florescentiae, aurora velocitatis

Initium florescentiae, aurora velocitatis

The beginning of blossoming, the dawn of speed

What the name means

The dawn of blossoming speed

Say it Eve-Sook-So

Hover or tap a card.

イヴ咲速自動車, the official Japanese spelling of Evesukso Automotive

Official Japanese nameIvu-Saku-Soku Jidosha. Translates to Evesukso Automotive Company.

04 The workshop

While the car is in the works, the printers are running.

The same machines we use for prototypes can make something for you.

Custom 3D printing

One-off parts, props, displays, and replacements. Send me the idea or the file and I'll tell you what it takes.

3D scanned miniatures

A scaled, printed version of something that matters to you.

Request a custom quote Photos, sizes, and files help.
If everything seems under control, you're not going fast enough.
Mario Andretti
Aventura, issue number 1

05 Aventura

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Quick answers

FAQ

Can I buy a car yet?

Not yet. The first model is still in development. Joining Aventura is the best way to hear first.

What can I buy right now?

Custom 3D prints and 3D scanned miniatures, made to order. There's no online shop right now, so email me what you want.

How much does a custom print cost?

It depends on size, material, and print time. Email me what you need and I'll send a quote.

Where are you based?

Georgia, USA.

06 Contact

Say hi.

Business questions, custom print requests, or just car talk. Photos and files help if you have them.

info@evesukso.com