Jung Power’s most ambitious project was a Lotus Seven–style kit car developed in Poland during the 2010s. The vehicle followed the classic lightweight, minimalist roadster formula pioneered by Colin Chapman’s original Lotus Seven, but was constructed with locally engineered components and custom fabrication.

The design featured a tubular steel spaceframe chassis with cycle wings and open wheels, closely resembling the British kit car tradition established by Caterham and other Seven replicas. Powertrain options were flexible, as with most kit cars, and the project targeted amateur builders and enthusiasts seeking an affordable entry into lightweight sports motoring. Alongside bodywork and chassis production, Jung Power offered customization services such as suspension tuning and paint finishes.

While it demonstrated technical capability and creativity within Poland’s emerging tuning and kit car community, the Jung Power Seven project remained niche. Production volumes appear to have been very limited, and disappeared by the late-2010s.