Collaborate Disseminate
I’ll admit, I’m a little tentative to throw this lovingly crafted machine to you savages in the comments section. When the hard-top T.33 was launched, New Atlas readers ripped it to shreds. “OMG,” led an exasperated Guzmanchinky. “Why are they still bu… Continue reading Gordon Murray raises the roof with a V12 T.33 Spider
Gordon Murray has announced an “accessible” little brother for his extraordinary T.50 supercar. The new T.33 ditches some of the crazier details of the T.50, but retains that awe-inspiring Cosworth V12, even if its banshee shriek stops at 11,100 rpm.Co… Continue reading Gordon Murray channels 60s-era glamor with $1.84-million T.33 supercar
The advent of aerodynamic wings in motorsport was one of the most dramatic changes in the mid-20th century. Suddenly, it was possible to generate more grip at speed outside of altering suspension setups and fitting grippier tyres. However, it was …read more
The supercar of the year – perhaps indeed the decade, early though it is – has finally fully launched, and we’ve now got a trove of images of the first car that Formula One/McLaren F1 design genius Gordon Murray says he’s truly 100 percent happy with.C… Continue reading Gordon Murray finally launches his wildly innovative T.50 masterpiece
If you haven’t been following, Formula One wizard Gordon Murray is designing a supercar from the ground up, and everything about it is looking utterly bonkers in the best possible way.Continue ReadingCategory: Automotive, TransportTags: Gordon Murray, … Continue reading The Cosworth V12 in Gordon Murray’s T.50 breaks all kinds of records
F1 designer Gordon Murray will reveal his company’s latest take on electric mobility at the Move 2020 show in London this week, an autonomous bubble car called the Motiv that he hopes will start real-world trials soon.Continue ReadingCategory: Automoti… Continue reading Gordon Murray looks to transform personal mobility with autonomous pod
The man behind the magnificent McLaren F1 is starting up a new company to produce something even more lightweight and extreme than his most famous creation. The 980-kg Gordon Murray Motors T.50 will begin deliveries in 2020 at a price around … Continue reading Gordon Murray is building the T.50, "the purest, lightest, most driver-focused supercar ever"