Supercar icon snubs EVs, plans to stick with V12s

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Gordon Murray Automotive has shifted focus from electric SUVs to building more V12 supercars, following the sale of its EV arm. The company’s CEO, Phillip Lee, emphasized the importance of preserving the V12 engine amidst tightening emissions regulations. GMA plans to explore hybridization options for future vehicles if the V12 becomes obsolete. Despite being sold out until 2028, GMA is set to unveil a new T.33 variant next year. Both the T.50 and T.33 models are powered by a 4.0-litre V12 engine developed by Cosworth. The T.50 boasts a redline of 12,100rpm.

Brands mentioned: Gordon Murray Automotive, Gordon Murray Technology, ForSeven, Cosworth, JLR.