Although only one photo of the "T.33" model nameplate has been released, the GMA (Gordon Murray Automotive), founded by former McLaren F1 designer Gordon Murray, confirmed today (1/7) that they will publish the new car positioned as the "Supercar GT" on January 27, and the place of publication is that they are located in Windlesham, Uk. Newly completed global headquarters and technology campus.
Positioned and priced below the existing T.50 ($3.1 million suggested) and T.50s Niki Lauda ($4.3 million ms.), the T.33 is rumored to be powered by the same 3.9-litre V12 naturally aspirated petrol engine, but with a relatively comfortable chassis setting, more interior space, and more luxurious materials and equipment, unlike the T.50 model, which simply emphasizes track-response, and may not feature a front-1/rear 2-seater 3-seater layout.
In addition, the T.33 will be produced at GMA's new global headquarters and technology campus, a £50 million new headquarters that will include not only production, research and development, sales and service, but also a track to be tested by the end of 2022.
Gordon Murray said: "Over the next two years, we will reach many important milestones at our new headquarters, but most importantly, on January 27 we will be there to show the new car that will be manufactured at the new headquarters with the Gordon Murray logo, and we are very excited to be able to show such an important model to the world in just three weeks."