In the same week Jaguar unveiled a radical rebrand for its bold electric future, a small Berkshire-based car maker revealed the antithesis; a 'new' classic Jag with a roaring 12-cylinder engine.

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.

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

Designers Magnus Walker and Khyzyl Saleem walked us through the team’s 660 hp muscle car at its global reveal in downtown Los Angeles.

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.

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

The team at TWR has unveiled its Supercat, which utilises a Jaguar XJS platform. TWR or Tom Walkinshaw Racing is responsible for creating, developing and building race cars across the world and had input into some iconic vehicles such as the Jaguar XJ220 and Renault Clio V6.

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.