Gordon Murray Automotive has detailed plans to introduce an all-new supercar under its new IGM brand at a special exhibition in Dunsfold Park. The cars and truck is previewed in a fresh teaser picture before the production cars and truck is exposed at a later date. 
It’s the very first design of the famed formula One designer’s stand-alone producing company, with the legendary McLaren F1 hypercar stated to influence the new vehicle in terms of engineering principles as well as driveability. 
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The new, two-seat vehicle, expected to be much smaller than most supercars, is badged under the IGM brand, which Murray utilized in his native South Africa back in the late 1960s on styles such as the Lotus 7-derived ‘IGM Ford’ between 1967 as well as 1968.
The ‘iStream’ lightweight chassis innovation makes its debut under the IGM-branded Gordon Murray Automotive vehicle. It integrates high-strength aluminium instead of steel utilized in previous iStream designs, reducing weight by 50 per cent over a traditional chassis as well as increasing rigidity. 
The new cars and truck has been introduced at an special display in Dunsfold Park called ‘One Formula’, which showcases virtually every Gordon Murray-designed cars and truck from the last 50 years. around 40 different vehicles as well as styles are on screen amidst Murray’s own personal collection of exotic cars. 
The new cars and truck comes two weeks after the South African designer introduced his own limited-production cars and truck business called Gordon Murray Automotive.