Gordon Murray Prepares T33 S For 2025—Limited To 100 Units, Built For Speed

Gordon Murray Automotive (GMA) is preparing to introduce the aggressive 'S' version of its T33 supercar in the upcoming summer, and it promises to be a truly exceptional vehicle. While it’ll be sharper and more aggressive than the standard model, Murray insists it’s still a road car—just one that leans a little closer to track-focused performance.

The Gordon Murray T33 S will keep the same lightweight carbon-aluminum chassis and high-revving 3.9-liter Cosworth V12 as the regular T33. That engine already makes 607 horsepower and spins past 11,100 rpm, but the S’ could push those numbers even higher. Expect beefed-up aerodynamics, with more downforce and a stiffer suspension setup to match.

Only 100 units will be built, and prices are expected to top £2 million. GMA hasn’t shared an exact reveal date, but with past models debuting at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, it wouldn’t be a surprise if this one follows suit next July.

Looking further ahead, Murray hinted at something completely new coming in 2028—a car built on a fresh platform and unlike anything GMA has done so far. Although he hasn't revealed any specifics yet, he has referred to it as the finest of its kind and pledged a limited production run of 100 units.

Despite the industry’s shift toward hybrids and EVs, GMA is sticking with its signature V12s for now. Murray says they’ll hold onto combustion engines as long as possible, although they’re already exploring mild hybrid options that wouldn’t mess with the car’s driving purity.

With its plans locked in through 2038, GMA is making it clear that it’s all about delivering unforgettable driving experiences—even as the world moves toward electric power.