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New Jensen Interceptor GTX breaks cover as a track-focused V8 beast to mark a new era

Jensen revives its Interceptor name with a 960‑hp V8 track monster, sparking a new era for the legacy British brand.

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Source diversity sample: Top Gear · Motor1.com · MotorTrend · Car and Driver · supercarblondie.com.

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Quick answers

What power does the Jensen Interceptor GTX produce?

Coverage states the GTX delivers 960 horsepower, described as nearly 1,000 hp.

What type of transmission does the GTX use?

Reports note the car is equipped with a manual gearbox.

Will the GTX have road‑ready versions?

Car and Driver indicates Jensen plans to spawn road‑going variants from the track model.

The brief

The Jensen Interceptor GTX arrives with a 960‑horsepower V8, the single figure that defines its debut. Prospective buyers and track‑day enthusiasts now have a British‑built monster that could redefine the upper end of the performance market. Top Gear reports the model will spawn a trio of super‑GT V8s, while Motor1.com stresses the nearly 1,000‑horsepower engine is paired with a manual transmission, a rarity in modern hypercars.

MotorTrend calls the car the latest track‑day weapon for enthusiasts who have everything, and Car and Driver notes that Jensen plans road‑going variants alongside the track monster. The coverage underscores both raw power and the intention to broaden the line. Jensen’s next step is to translate the GTX’s track pedigree into street‑legal versions, a move that could attract collectors and expand the brand’s market share.

Observers will watch for production timelines and pricing as the company moves from concept to customer deliveries. Future press releases are expected to outline the expected launch window and homologation status for the road‑legal models.

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Jensen Interceptor GTX V8 Supercar Track Day

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