Eadon Green

Eadon Green was conceived by British designer and entrepreneur Felix Eaton, inspired by the elegant aerodynamic designs of 1930s European coachbuilding—particularly the pre-war stylings of Figoni & Falaschi, Bugatti, and Pourtout. The company was officially incorporated in the United Kingdom in December 2016 under the name Eadon Green Limited, with Eaton drawing the brand's identity from his family lineage and his granted coat of arms from the Royal College of Arms. In 2017, the marque made its public debut at the Geneva International Motor Show by unveiling the Black Cuillin, a sweeping V12-powered grand tourer concept. Built in collaboration with specialist automotive coachbuilders in Coventry, the Black Cuillin demonstrated the company's design philosophy of marrying classic lines with modern underlying mechanicals. The company followed its initial debut at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show with the premiere of the Zeclat, a two-seat sports coupe based on the Chevrolet Corvette C7 architecture and powered by a 6.2-liter naturally aspirated LT1 V8. In 2019, Eadon Green expanded its concept line at Geneva by introducing the Panthean Coupe, a grand tourer housing a V12 powertrain. Since its show debuts, Eadon Green has maintained an ultra-exclusive production model, restricting vehicle production to single-digit or highly customized run volumes crafted via traditional aluminum and composite coachbuilding techniques in the English automotive heartland.