The Jensen Interceptor Returns as a 960-HP V-8 Track Monster, and Will Spawn Roadgoing Variants
The track-only prototype uses a supercharged 6.8-liter V-8 and will lead to road-legal Interceptor GTR and GT models.
- Jensen International Automotive has fully unveiled the Interceptor GTX, a modern track-focused revival of the classic grand tourer powered by a supercharged 6.8-liter V-8 sending 960 horsepower to the rear wheels.
- British specialists Coventry Metalcraft handcrafted the aluminum body while Texas-based Late Model Engines reengineered a General Motors LT-series V-8, retaining fewer than 20 percent of original components for enhanced performance.
- Inside the cabin, a bespoke FIA-approved roll cage and Tillett carbon-fiber seats prioritize safety, while a Samsonas Motorsport transmission manages the power and an adjustable rear wing generates over 771 pounds of downforce.
- While currently an "enhanced prototype," the GTX will eventually spawn road-legal Interceptor GTR and GT models with either H-pattern manual or automatic transmissions, expanding the lineup beyond track-only form.
- Pricing and production timelines remain unannounced for the new lineup, though Jensen International previously mentioned "ultra-limited numbers" availability—plans whose current status remains unclear.
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