While the automotive world hurtles toward a silent, electric future, Gordon Murray and Cosworth have built a defiant masterpiece—a naturally aspirated V12 that screams to a five-figure redline. We explore the engineering obsession required to create the last true analog hypercar engine.
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At the core of this new narrative is a mechanical heart that defies modern convention: a bespoke, naturally aspirated Cosworth V12.
While the automotive world hurtles toward a silent, electric future, Gordon Murray and Cosworth have built a defiant masterpiece—a naturally aspirated V12 that screams to a five-figure redline. We explore the engineering obsession required to create the last true analog hypercar engine.