Next week, McMurtry Automotive will officially reveal the production version of its record-breaking electric hyper track car, the Spéirling PURE.
While the Spéirling has already demonstrated its incredible performance by setting records at the Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Top Gear Test Track, the final production model has been developed with a different priority. Rather than chasing even more outright speed, McMurtry has focused on making the car easier to own and use without compromising the performance that has already made it famous.
Compared to the prototype versions, the production-spec Spéirling PURE features 95% new components, showing just how extensively the car has been refined ahead of customer deliveries.
Named after the Old Gaelic word for ‘thunderstorm’, the Spéirling PURE is designed and built at McMurtry’s headquarters in the Cotswolds, England.
Production will be strictly limited to no more than 100 examples worldwide, with the first customer cars expected to be delivered later in 2026.