A couple of weeks ago, famed Italian coachbuilder and design house Bertone published two vague sketches of a new concept named after the son of the founder of the company, Giuseppe "Nuccio" Bertone, that will be officially revealed at the Geneva motor show next month.

Now, Bertone has issued three new renderings that clearly depict the shape and styling of the Nuccio Concept while also providing some initial facts on the car.

One of Italy's great coachbuilders, Bertone, will celebrate its centennial at the upcoming 2012 Geneva Motor Show with the world premiere of a new sports coupe concept called the Nuccio.

For the time being, all we get from Bertone are two sketchy renderings that hint at an edgy design, possibly inspired from the Italian company's wedge-shaped supercars of the 1970s.

The original Lancia Stratos HF is, if not the, one of the most legendary rally cars of all time. Crafted in an era of notable achievements for the Italian automotive industry, the Stratos is a sad reminder of what Lancia once stood but not anymore.

Designed by the great Bertone, it was based on Ferrari mechanics using a modified version of the Dino's 2.4-liter V6. The Stratos was an extremely successful racing car winning three consecutive World Rally Championships in 1974, 1975, and 1976.