Since its debut to the automotive world at the Goodwood Festival of Speed back in 2021, the McMurtry Spéirling has generated quite the buzz around what's only best described as one of the fastest yet smallest hypercars ever created. And along the way, the electrified 2,000-horsepower Spéirling has already smashed records all across the world before production has even commenced, including a record-holding hillclimb sprint at Goodwood, an outright EV track record at Laguna Seca, and two recently secured records during its tour in Denmark. Now, five years after the Spéirling launched off the start line at Goodwood, McMurtry is teasing the final production form of the record-breaking Spéirling PURE.
Named after the Old Gaelic word for ‘thunderstorm’, the car is engineered and built at McMurtry’s headquarters in the Cotswolds, England. The U.K.-based manufacturer has spent more than two decades perfecting its form, developing new designs, components, and technology to push its already-impressive prototype into production territory. The teaser itself offers a glimpse of the Spéirling PURE in a unique shade of green that we’ve never seen before. And while that’s most likely all we’ll see visually before the official reveal, McMurtry has shared that the production model features 95% new components compared to its prototypes.
With fewer than 100 examples slotted for production worldwide, the first McMurtry Spéirling PURE deliveries will begin later in 2026. Stay tuned to duPont REGISTRY for the upcoming production debut of McMurtry’s 2,000-horsepower electric hypercar.
Source: McMurtry
