Joining the normally aspirated and supercharged V8 models already developed, a new, high-performance 2.0-litre engine will be formally announced next year for both the open and fixed-top models for 2026 onwards. Retaining the same unique aluminum chassis, carbon fibre bodywork and distinctive interior as the existing the cars, the new models will bear all the hallmarks of Britain’s oldest active vehicle manufacture.
Ensuring that cars remain faithful to the brand’s heritage, the new engines will remain performance orientated. Working in conjunction with a global leader in hybrid and internal combustion powertrain solutions, AC Cars will develop the engine to suit the characteristics and potential that its GT platform delivers.
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