Gordon Murray Automotive

Murray founded GMA in 2017, with an initial focus on limited-run supercars. In 2020, GMA launched the T.50, a lightweight, driver focused supercar as an ethos continuation from Murray's F1 project. A number of unique elements of the T.50 gained acclaim, including the 3.9 litre Cosworth V12 engine which revs to over 12,000rpm and the ground-effect fan system, a nod to the Brabham BT46B "Fan Car" that Murray designed for Formula One in 1978. Production began in 2023, and ended in 2025 after 100 units were producted. A number of T.50 customers are also McLaren F1 owners, with chassis 64 finished in the same specification as the owners F1. Jamiroquai lead singer Jay Kay is also a T.50 owner. A special T.50s Niki Lauda edition was revealed in 2021, as a track only 25 unit production car priced at £3.7m. ==New headquarters==

. In 2022, GMA moved into a new headquarters at Highams Park in Surrey, constructed by Mace Group. The facility was completed fully by 2024 to include a test road, extensive manufacturing and specification facilities and a large display area. Moving in 2023, GMA revealed their second supercar the T.33, based around the T.50 package, but designed to be used more frequently by owners. It does not have the ground effect fan used in the T.50 and is a limited run production of just 100 vehicles. All were sold before production began, at an anticipated £1.4m each. A track focused T.33S is planned to launch in 2025, and a convertible version was also made available. In 2025, GMA launched a Special Vehicles Division which will produce bespoke supercars. Murray himself, and GMA, were the central feature at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed. In May, GMA was given a King’s Award for Enterprise recognising the T.50 as a world leader in innovation. ==Products==