Following a teaser earlier this year, the reborn TWR has released more information about its stunning Supercat. Based on the – somewhat maligned – Jaguar XJS, the Supercat is an extreme, motorsport-inspired restomod powered by a supercharged V12 engine.

GT car inspired by iconic Jaguar models like the XJS, XJR-9, XJR-15, and XJ220. The TWR Supercat, initially teased in the summer of 2024, has now been fully unveiled. The Supercat is an exclusive, limited-edition vehicle with only 88 to be produced.

TWR has formally unveiled the Supercat, its radical new Super-GT underpinned by the legendary Jaguar XJS. “Almost 40 years after my father’s (ED: Tom Walkinshaw) original company dominated the

Scottish Touring Car ace Tom Walkinshaw saw great potential in the Jaguar XJ-S. Not only did he develop the car into a race-winning competitor, he later convinced Aston Martin to make use of the platform in the DB7.

With a 660-hp supercharged V-12 and a six-speed manual transmission, this Jaguar restomod embraces the dark side.

The first product from the new TWR is the Supercat, a Jaguar XJS restomod that spits out out 660 hp. The output is generated by a supercharged 5.6-liter V-12 that TWR developed in-house, albeit based on the original XJS 5.3-liter V-12. Drive is to the rear wheels only.

It’s been a few years, but now the name is back. With Tom’s son Fergus at the helm, the new TWR has just revealed the Supercat — a super grand-tourer based on the classic XJS but brought up to the moment with a new engine, modern materials, and a bold body kit.

TWR has officially introduced the Supercat, a Super-GT built on the foundation of the legendary Jaguar XJS. Limited to just 88 units, the Supercat merges TWR’s motorsport legacy with cutting-edge engineering and design,

The TWR Supercat is a wild take on the classic XJS, limited to 88 units. It is fitted with a 660 hp supercharged 5.6-liter V12 and a 6-speed manual. Prices start at £225,000 (~$285,000), excluding the Jaguar XJS donor car.