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Jensen Interceptor GTX: A Track-Only Revival of a Classic GT

other · 2026-09-04

The Interceptor GTX, a track-exclusive supercar, has been unveiled by Jensen International Group, marking a revival of the legendary Jensen Interceptor from the 1960s. Originally launched in 1966, the classic model showcased a Chrysler V8 engine and Italian design by Carrozzeria Touring. The new GTX, a unique prototype crafted in the UK, boasts an aluminium chassis and a supercharged 6.8-litre V8 that delivers 960bhp. Avant Design styled its exterior, which features carbon fibre elements and a sizable adjustable rear wing that produces 350kg of downforce. Inside, it includes an FIA-approved safety cage and Tillett carbon fibre seats. Jensen aims to create a street-legal version and a luxury GT model, supported by Jeff Qvale, with future pricing comparable to Aston Martin, Ferrari, and Bentley.

Key facts

  • Jensen International Group unveiled the Interceptor GTX, a track-only supercar.
  • The GTX is a one-off 'enhanced prototype' with a supercharged 6.8-litre V8 producing 960bhp.
  • The car features an aluminium chassis and carbon fibre aero components.
  • The exterior was styled by Avant Design, with aluminium bodywork by Coventry Metalcraft and carbon fibre by Artiglio Automotive Studio.
  • The original Jensen Interceptor (1966) featured four-wheel-drive, anti-lock brakes, and traction control.
  • David Duerden, Managing Director, said the company aimed to create something new, not a continuation car.
  • Jeff Qvale, an American motor industry magnate, is involved in the project.
  • Future models will include a street-legal GTX and a luxurious GT.
  • The GTX is designed, engineered, and handcrafted in the UK.
  • The interior includes FIA-approved safety cage and Tillett carbon fibre seats.

Entities

Artists

  • David Duerden
  • Jeff Qvale

Institutions

  • Jensen International Group
  • Avant Design
  • Coventry Metalcraft
  • Artiglio Automotive Studio
  • Carrozzeria Touring
  • Chrysler
  • GM
  • Jensen International
  • Late Model Engines
  • Samsonas Motorsport
  • Tillett
  • Lifeline
  • AP Racing
  • BG Developments
  • Vossen
  • Michelin

Locations

  • UK
  • United Kingdom
  • Texas

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