Driver-centric, simple and clean in its design, the T.33 supercar is the latest model from Gordon Murray Automotive
Gordon Murray Automotive has taken the wraps off its latest production model, the T.33 supercar. It is the second model in the company’s line-up, joining the T.50 which was launched back in 2020.
“With the T.33, our second all-new car, we gave ourselves a very clear brief: to create another timeless design,” said GMA founder Gordon Murray. “It has been designed and engineered to the same exacting standards as our T.50, with the same emphasis on driver focus, performance, lightweight and superlative, pure design, but the outcome is a very different motor car. This is a car where comfort, effortless performance and day-to-day usability are even more front and centre in its character.”
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