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TVR goes for carbon fibre

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processes, we have made sure that our new sports car can really shine and deliver beyond expectatio­ns.

“The carbon manufactur­ing process really is a game changer, and one I’m delighted to offer to all of our early adopter Launch Edition customers within the package cost. I am sure those models will be much coveted, but carbon will continue to be available as a cost option.”

TVR recently sent out an update to the 300+ deposit holders for the new car, which included details of the “nocost” carbon fibre chassis option.

Les Edgar continued: “The response has been fantastic. With deposits continuing to flow in, we will be looking to close the order book for the Launch Edition car shortly. Our intent is to unveil the styling of the new car in the coming months at a public event, although we will be conducting car clinics before then. There will be an opportunit­y for deposit holders to register interest if they would like to participat­e.”

Gordon Murray, chairman of Gordon Murray Design comments: “From early on it became apparent that there was no reason why we couldn’t develop a carbon fibre chassis structure for the new TVR at a lower cost than manufactur­ing processes previously allowed.

“Our iStream Carbon technology is the world’s first affordable, yet high volume, carbon fibre chassis and body structure and sets new standards in the automotive industry for chassis lightweigh­ting, rigidity and safety. I am delighted that TVR is able to offer a carbon fibre option and bring the lightweigh­t TVR principle back to life in a very exciting contempora­ry way.”

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