Morgan

If the devil is in the detail, Morgan has just produced a devilishly good-looking car boasting heavenly retro lines. In fact, we'd say it’s one of the best reincarnations of a vintage silhouette… and one that promises an equally exhilarating drive.

A collaboration between Morgan's 115-year coachbuilding philosophy and Pininfarina's 95-year tradition of crafting bespoke vehicles has given us a 50-only limited edition Morgan model to be known as the Midsummer. They have all been sold already.

Veteran Brit sports car maker Morgan has revealed a tasty electric three-wheel roadster prototype called the XP-1 that's been designed as the rolling test bed for the development of all future Morgan electrics.

Harking back to some of the earliest days of off-road motor touring, the Morgan Plus Four CX-T will turn heads from highway to backcountry. The limited-edition car looks back at Morgan's heritage while pushing the brand into the future.

The Plus 4 has been a Morgan Motors staple since 1950, but eventually, all things must change. Sometimes it's for the better, which seems to be the case as the Plus 4 becomes the Plus Four and gains a Supra powerplant.

The Geneva Motor Show officially wrapped up on Sunday. We've detailed the concept cars, the supercars, and the adventure vehicles, and now that the show is officially over, we take one last look back.

The MiTRE micro-turbine range-extender from British engineering solutions company Delta Motorsport is the latest product promising a solution to EV range anxiety that's lighter and more versatile than a piston engine hybrid drive.

The limited edition Morgan AR Plus 4 combines classic British design with a motorsport inspired Cosworth motor to celebrate 65 years since the launch of the original Plus 4.

The Morgan Threewheeler is definitely a unique vehicle, although it ain't cheap. That said, if it's mainly just the look of the thing that you like, you might consider saving quite a few bucks and going with a new human/electric hybrid replica.

Morgan, a company so steeped in anachronisms it makes a Lotus 7 look like the space shuttle. Morgan is still using wood as part of the chassis. Old in style and affectation it might be, but Morgans can haul the mail, and woe unto anyone who thinks otherwise. Just look at the new Morgan Aero 8.

Morgan's vehicles, like the Plus 8 Speedster and the 3 Wheeler, fuse British eccentricity with high-quality design. The new SP1 is no different, showcasing the company's commitment to traditional craftsmanship and modern technology.

To celebrate 100 years of car making at Morgan’s works in Worcestershire, the car maker is rolling out the Morgan Plus 8 Speedster – a limited edition, stripped back, road-legal racing version of the open-top two seater.