McMurtry

McMurtry Automotive is a British electric performance car brand focused on compact, single-seat track vehicles and fan-assisted aerodynamics. Founded in 2016, the company gained international attention with the Spéirling, which set the Goodwood Festival of Speed hill-climb record in 2022. Its production-focused Spéirling PURE uses a 1,000-bhp electric powertrain and a Downforce-on-Demand fan system capable of generating substantial grip even when the car is stationary. Unlike conventional hypercars, the McMurtry prioritizes low weight, narrow dimensions, and extreme cornering performance over passenger space or road-going luxury. Built in limited numbers in the United Kingdom, it is aimed primarily at collectors and experienced track drivers seeking race-car performance without entering a professional competition series.