The Dodge Viper ACR takes the standard Viper design and gives it a sleek racecar-like upgrade.

The race-inspired aerodynamics kit gives the Dodge Viper ACR its most visual distinction. The kit will create one ton of downforce as the vehicle reaches its top speed of 177 mph, according to the company. Pieces made from carbon fiber, like the diffuser, help keep the weight of the vehicle down.

The ACR is powered by an 8.4-liter V10 engine, the same one found under the standard Viper’s hood. It produces the same 645 HP.

Inside, the Dodge Viper ACR features Alcantara and carpets to cut down on the weight. Also absent is a stereo system and electric adjustment to cut down on the vehicle’s pounds.

The Dodge Viper ACR will start at around $118,000. Orders are being taken now, with an official release expected later this year.