Supercat
TWR Performance | 2025–present
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Production Run
88
Factory Price
Price on application
Car Type
Super-Charged
Available
Variants:
Single variant, 88 units total worldwide.
Programme timeline
Supercat
Announced
Apr 2024
Start of production
TBC
First deliveries
TBC
Overview
The TWR Supercat is a hand-built British super-GT strictly limited to 88 examples worldwide — a nod to TWR's 1988 Le Mans victory. Developed at the historic Leafield Technical Centre in Oxfordshire, it is the revival of the legendary Tom Walkinshaw Racing marque under the leadership of Fergus Walkinshaw. The Supercat is not a restomod but a ground-up, purpose-engineered machine that blends analogue performance with modern precision craftsmanship. Its supercharged 5.6-litre V12 is mated to a six-speed manual gearbox driving the rear wheels — a deliberate, uncompromising philosophy in an era of twin-clutch automatics and electrification.
Key Specifications
Engine
5.6-litre supercharged V12
Power Output
660 bhp / 730 Nm torque
Top Speed
200+ mph (est.)
0-60 mph
Sub 4 seconds (est.)
Legacy & Impact
The Supercat represents the resurrection of one of motorsport's most storied names. TWR won at Le Mans, dominated touring car racing, and engineered championship-winning Formula One cars. The Supercat carries that DNA into a road car for the first time — a rolling tribute to Tom Walkinshaw's legacy and a statement that great driver's cars are still being made in Britain.
Key Personnel
Fergus Walkinshaw
CEO & Founder
Tom Walkinshaw
Original Founder (legacy)
Technical Details
- Engine
- 5.6-litre supercharged V12 Power: 660 bhp Torque: 730 Nm (538 lb ft) Transmission: 6-speed manual Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive Brakes: Carbon-ceramic Suspension: Active suspension Body: Bespoke carbon fibre bodywork Production: 88 units worldwide
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