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Lange Concepts was a small American design-and-fabrication marque created by industrial designer Joshua Lange in Los Angeles. The company focused on hand-built, Corvette-based one-offs in composite materials rather than series production. Its best-known project, the Pangea, debuted in the main hall at the 2003 SEMA Show and featured a carbon/Kevlar body over GM mechanicals; later descriptions cited an LS-based twin-turbo V-8 and six-speed manual. Subsequent work under the Lange Concepts name included the LCIII Spider, a bespoke roadster shown at high-profile enthusiast events.

Lange Concepts operated as a boutique effort centered on Lange’s own styling and craftsmanship, with public appearances at concours and specialty gatherings rather than motorsport or dealership sales. By the mid-2010s the activity appeared to transition toward custom carbon-fiber prototyping and coachwork under Lange’s broader fabrication business in Los Angeles.