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Listen – New Morgan supercar revs ahead of Geneva, plus teaser images

Morgan’s supercar will debut at the 2015 Geneva motor show - now updated with a new teaser image

Morgan has released a new teaser image and a video of its forthcoming supercar, set to arrive at the Geneva motor show in March. As the video reveals, the car will feature the British marque’s BMW-sourced V8.

The new model follows the Plus 8 Speedster, which arrived in 2014 with a 362bhp V8. We can expect Morgan’s new arrival to produce even more power given its supercar label.

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The latest teaser image via the firm's Facebook page also confirmed the car will wear Morgan’s traditional exterior body styling, bearing most resemblance with the Aero 8 sports car (read the Aero 8 buying guide here). That car ceased production in 2010, so there's long been a space for a focused high performance Morgan.

Aside from visual confirmation that the supercar will be trimmed in the usual raft of hand-stitched leathers, little else is known about the new car. Check back here on the 3 March to see the car in its full glory.

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