The next GBS Factory Tour date announced... Book you place now.

Following the success of our sold-out Factory Tour event earlier this year, we are delighted to announce that a new date has now been confirmed for 2026.

Back in January, we welcomed visitors from across the country to GBS for a unique behind-the-scenes look at what we do. The event proved extremely popular, with all places selling out and attendees enjoying an exclusive insight into the design, engineering, manufacturing, and assembly processes behind the GBS Zero and our growing range of products.

We are now pleased to offer this opportunity once again, with the next GBS Factory Tour taking place on Saturday 22nd August 2026.

Whether you're considering purchasing a GBS Zero, already own one, are involved in motorsport, or simply have a passion for engineering and manufacturing, this event provides a fascinating look at British engineering in action.

The tour will be led by GBS Director Richard and members of the GBS team, giving visitors the opportunity to hear first-hand how the business started, how it has evolved over the years, and what goes into creating every GBS Zero.

During the tour, visitors will enjoy access to a wide range of areas throughout the business, including:

  • GBS Workshop

  • Parts Department

  • Engineering Department

  • ATR Assembly Area

  • Fabrication Department

  • Composite Manufacturing

  • Vehicle Build Areas

  • Product Development Projects

  • And much more

One of the unique aspects of the tour is the opportunity to see how around 80% of the Zero is designed and manufactured in-house. From chassis fabrication and component manufacturing through to assembly and final preparation, visitors gain a genuine understanding of what makes the GBS Zero so unique.

To ensure everyone enjoys a personal and interactive experience, numbers on each tour are limited. This allows plenty of opportunity to ask questions, speak directly with the team, and gain a deeper understanding of both the cars and the business.

If you'd like to see what previous visitors thought of the experience, head over to the GBS YouTube channel where you can watch a short video from one of our earlier Factory Tours.

What Visitors Have Said

Following one of our previous tours, Mr & Mrs Hartley shared the following review:

"We were one of the very first to go on the tour and what a treat it was. This is a bit different to the normal corporate factory tours we've done before. It felt much more authentic and honest. We were taken around by Richard, the director, so we got to hear first-hand how the business started and how it has grown.

The tour itself was fascinating as you moved around the premises from room to room. GBS is a really small team, but that's what makes the whole business so unique and incredibly special. When you see the finished cars created here, you will be yearning to buy one. The tour brings the whole production process to life and Richard's passion for what him and his team create is clear to see. Highly recommend this tour for its individuality and Britishness."

Group and Bespoke Bookings

In addition to our scheduled Factory Tours, we are also able to arrange visits for larger groups, car clubs, educational, students, corporate events, and private bookings. If you would like to discuss a bespoke visit, please contact the GBS team with your requirements and we will be happy to explore the options available.

Places for the August Factory Tour are expected to fill quickly, so we recommend booking early to avoid disappointment. For full details and to reserve your place, please visit our Events page.

Zero Mazda Build Passes IVA and now ready to be enjoyed on the road....

This stunning Zero Mazda build has now successfully passed its IVA test and is just one step away from being registered and enjoyed on both the road and track later this year.

This build is a fantastic example of what can be achieved using our popular Zero Mazda Module Kit combined with a Mazda MX-5 donor vehicle. The Mazda-based build route continues to be one of the most popular options for customers looking to create a lightweight, high-performance sports car for road and track while making use of the excellent components from the MX-5.

Starting with a Mazda donor car and our Zero Mazda Module Kit, builders can create a truly bespoke sports car tailored to their own requirements. The modular build process allows customers to spread the cost of the project while enjoying the satisfaction of building their own car.

One of the great advantages of the Zero is the vast range of options and upgrades available throughout the build. This particular car features several impressive upgrades, including factory-fitted aluminium panel work, a custom paint finish, throttle bodies, and a rear diffuser, all of which help create a unique and striking finished vehicle.

We look forward to seeing the car registered and out enjoying the roads very soon and also joining us at our GBS events this the year.

If you're interested in building your own Zero, whether using a Mazda MX-5 donor or one of our other build options, get in touch with the GBS team or arrange a factory visit. We'd be delighted to show you around and help you start planning your dream build.

Zero kit collected and another registered for the road.....

It has been another busy and exciting few weeks at GBS, with both the start of a brand-new Zero build and the completion of another customer project ready to be enjoyed on the road, and several other Zeros that have recently passed IVA and now also waiting registration before hitting the road.

Last month we saw the collection of a stunning newly painted Ultimate Zero kit, ready for its owner to begin the next stage of the build process. Every Zero build is unique, and it's always exciting for both us and the customer to see a project move from a collection of components to a finished sports car.

On the same day, another customer collected their completed Zero, which has recently passed its IVA test and is now fully registered and road legal. After months of hard work, planning, and dedication, there's nothing quite like seeing a Zero leave the factory ready to enjoy on the open road.

The contrast between these two collections perfectly highlights the journey of a Zero build — from collecting a brand-new kit and beginning the assembly process, through to passing IVA and taking the keys to a fully registered sports car. It's a journey we are proud to support every step of the way.

Whether you choose our Ultimate Zero package, a Mazda-based build, or something completely bespoke, every project is different and every completed car reflects the personality and vision of its owner.

We love being part of the entire Zero journey, from first enquiry and factory visits through to kit collection, IVA, registration, and seeing customers enjoy their cars on the road and track.

If you're interested in starting your own Zero build, get in touch with the GBS team or visit us at one of our upcoming events to find out more about the options available and begin planning your dream sports car. Contact us.

GBS enjoys a busy weekend at the National Kit & Sports Car Show.....

Last weekend (30th & 31st May), the GBS team had a fantastic and busy weekend exhibiting at the National Kit Car Show at the Three Counties Showground, Malvern.

We would like to say a big thank you to everyone who took the time to visit our stand over the weekend. It was great to meet so many new faces, catch up with existing customers, and talk to enthusiasts who are considering building their own Zero.

Located in the main exhibition hall, our stand featured a factory-built Ford Duratec-powered Zero, giving visitors the opportunity to get up close to one of our most popular build options. Also on display was our unique half-and-half Zero chassis, which allows you to compare the standard and GT wide-body chassis options side by side and find the best fit for you!

Alongside the Zero range, we also showcased a selection of our ATR products, all of which are designed and manufactured in house by our team. These products continue to prove popular with customers and are available online through our parts and accessories website, Kit Spares.

The weather was perfect throughout the weekend, helping to create a fantastic atmosphere around the showground. The outdoor areas were particularly busy, with a variety of exhibitors, car clubs, trade stands, and lots of interesting vehicles on display especially on the Saturday.

Events like Malvern are always a highlight of the year for the GBS team, providing a great opportunity to showcase the Zero, meet customers face to face, answer questions, and help future owners start planning their dream build.

The next event for the GBS team is our second Friday Night at the Factory event of the year, taking place on Friday 19th June at GBS. Following that, we will be hosting our next GBS Cars & Coffee event, proudly sponsored by Yokohama Tyres, on Saturday 18th July. Both events are open to all enthusiasts and provide a fantastic opportunity to enjoy great cars, meet fellow enthusiasts, and spend time with the GBS team.

For more details on upcoming events, please visit our events page. You can also follow us on Instagram and Facebook to see more photographs and videos from the Malvern show and keep up to date with everything happening at GBS and more behind the scenes.

GBS Cars & Coffee event sponsored by Yokohama Tyres is happening on Saturday 18th July....

Saturday 18th July

We are excited to share that the date for the next GBS Cars & Coffee event of 2026 has now been confirmed. Proudly sponsored by Yokohama Tyres, the event will take place on Saturday 18th July at GBS from 10am–2pm.

As many of you know, everyone at GBS has a real passion for cars, motorsport, and all things automotive, which is why our Cars & Coffee events have become such a big part of the GBS calendar. Each event continues to grow, attracting an amazing variety of sports cars, performance cars, classics, bikes, and of course plenty of GBS Zeros.

These events are a fantastic opportunity for enthusiasts to get together, enjoy the atmosphere, meet like-minded people, and spend a few hours surrounded by incredible machinery. Whether you already own a Zero, are thinking about starting a build, or simply enjoy cars, everyone is welcome to join us.

After working closely with Yokohama Tyres for several years and proudly supplying their products through our parts shop and website, Kit Spares, we are delighted to once again have Yokohama supporting the event this year. On the day, a member of the Yokohama sales team will also be joining us, giving visitors the opportunity to chat tyres, performance, and motorsport.

The GBS team will be on hand throughout the day, and the Kit Spares shop will also be open for browsing and collections. There will be plenty of cars to see, great conversations, and a relaxed friendly atmosphere that makes these events so popular.

We look forward to welcoming you all to GBS on Saturday 18th July for what promises to be another fantastic Cars & Coffee event.

ALL CARS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN US…..

Saturday 18th July at GBS

Great to welcome returning GBS customer to collect his second Zero kit.....

Great to welcome returning GBS customer Matt back to GBS to collect his brand-new Ultimate Zero kit earlier this month, finished in the stunning Volkswagen colour Ascot Grey. The colour looks fantastic and is sure to make this latest build stand out once completed.

This will be Matt’s second Zero build, having previously built his first car back in 2011. After many years of ownership and enjoyment, Matt eventually sold the car, but the passion for the Zero never went away. Now, he’s back and excited to begin another build — this time sharing the experience with his son.

One of the things we always love about the Zero is how it brings people together. Building a kit car is not just about the finished result; it’s about the journey, the memories created, and the skills learned along the way. The Zero makes a fantastic father-and-son or daughter project, giving families the opportunity to spend quality time together while creating something truly special and unique.

Matt’s new Ultimate Zero build is another great example of how every Zero is completely individual, with owners able to personalise their cars through colour choices, engine options, interiors, suspension setups, and much more. We’re looking forward to following this build over the coming months and seeing the project progress from kit collection through to completion and its first drive on the road.

It’s also an exciting time in the GBS workshop, with several other stunning Zero builds currently away at paint and more cars due back with us soon. We’re looking forward to sharing updates, photos, and videos of these builds as they continue to come together.

If you’re interested in starting your own Zero build journey, whether it’s a road car, track car, or a project to enjoy with family and friends, get in touch with the GBS team — we’d be happy to discuss the options and help you start planning your dream build.

Great to see a Zero out on the road and being enjoyed in the USA.....

We love seeing Zeros being driven all over the world — on the road and on track. This one, based in Florida, has already covered its first 250 miles. GBS Customer Dana has sent us over some photos and shared details on his build and what he has done to it -

Dana said “I've been at the car for almost three years and it's now licensed and registered in the US.  I'm slowly increasing the range of drives as I gain confidence in the build. I started the car as I wanted a long term project and have been working slowly, concentrating on quality time rather than just getting it built. I had the fiberglas parts scanned, got custom paint to match and painted it in my garage. The color per Valspar is "School bus green" but it looks like BRG to me! (I have the colour formula is anyone needs it). The yellow stripe is 3M vinyl car wrap which I applied using their fine line tape. I've also made a number of mods to make it easier to build and maintain such as hinged/removeable panels, inspection ports, screws rather than rivets, etc.

I've built houses, a couple airplanes and several boats but this is the first car(mods to the engine/suspension on the MX-5 were my last long project). The 7 still needs a few things tweaked and some final trim and I expect to be totally done this summer. I'm just taking a break from working on it now to enjoy the spring weather - it is a blast to drive and attracts attention everywhere”.

”Here’s a list of most of the mods I made to the GBS, hopefully for the better-
- An aircraft-type inspection port over the oil filter so it can be easily removed.
- Modification to the steering shaft surround to allow the push button in the center of the wheel to sound the horn. This one took a while – I think I used nineteen 3/32” rivets to put it back together after cutting it up. Recovered it with the same stuff I used on the center console and boots.
- Removeable panel on the right side beside the U-joint for access to the speedo sensor, wiring, etc.
- Hinge on the flat panel just forward of the firewall to allow access to the wiring under it. It’s held down with 3 6mm screws. Wiring and fuses for the heated seats are under there.
- Every aluminum panel on the car is painted on both sides with epoxy primer and finish paint. I live on a saltwater canal and corrosion is a major issue here.
- 6-32 rivnuts on the scuttle to attach the firewall with SS screws to ease removal if necessary.
- All rivnuts on the car are stainless steel for corrosion issues.
- I split the panel behind the seats to make it easier to fit w/o bending – connected with hard flush rivets after installing.
- The bracing flange to mount the dash to the scuttle was attached with 3/32” flush rivets.
- The only panels I bonded on are the footwells. This for relative ease of repair if needed. I used more rivets than called for and added beads of low modulus construction silicone on the outer side panels – these can be easily cut through to remove the panels if I get dinged. I will not race this car and a future owner could disassemble it and bond the panels on if needed.
- The only 6mm rivnuts(9mm holes) I put in the frame are a couple for the rear fenders and the oil catch tank in the nose. Things that don’t need much holding power like bonnet pins, hinged panel holddowns, boot panel over the diff, arch trim, etc. are 5 & 6mm screws in holes tapped into the square tubing  with blue locktite as needed. All screws are SS.
- Brackets made from aluminum angle to mount the front turn signals – allows removal of the nose w/o having to disconnect wiring. Probably only useful in the US.
- The trim rings around the shifter and hand brake were made from a 12” x 12” sheet of 3/16” 6061 aluminum, cut to shape and polished. I made the boots from Naugahyde I got from a local hobby store.
- I eliminated the rear fog light; no need or requirement for it here. Tail lights are LED units I got from Chris Watson with backup, turns, brakes built in. I didn’t care for the look of the lights provided. I would have used the current rear lights if they had been available then.
- I had the engine supplier install Crower stage 2+ cams and retainers; this thing really pulls hard when the revs come up.
- Installed 205F/225R tires. One side rubbed a bit at the rear of the back fender, but a little sanding fixed that.
- The boot is covered with carbon fiber panels I got from Amazon and is lockable. Liked the look plus I didn’t want to use the vinyl cover as boat-type “poppers” don’t fare well in the saltwater atmosphere here.
- The only carpeting I’ve installed so far has been on the sides of the footwells. I’ll try to find some rubber mats for the footwell bottoms. Will probably cut some small pieces of carpet for the area under the front of the seats but will not carpet under the seats. I’ll probably put carpet on the panel behind the seats. Will put some in the boot sides but the bottom will have a removeable piece. We have torrential thunderstorms here in the summer and it
will get soaked; I want water to be able to run out quickly. I doubt I’ll put carpet beside the seats as they rub pretty hard against the panels as is.

There’s no IVA here in Florida, nor even an inspection of any kind. I had to take the car to a Florida state DMV office where the state assigned VIN sticker was applied. Evidently, the car had to appear “in person” to verify the number was actually attached to a car that didn’t already have one.

I have 250 miles on the car now and nothing has fallen off or caught fire… I’m having a great time with it”. Dana,B - Florida, USA.

GBS Team Member Moves on to the Royal Air Force...

We will soon be saying farewell to Lewis, who is leaving us to follow a long-held dream of joining the Royal Air Force.

Lewis has been a valued member of the GBS team for over two and a half years, working within our workshop and contributing to a wide variety of projects. During his time with us, he has gained hands-on experience across a full range of vehicles — not just Zeros — developing his skills and knowledge in a fast-paced and varied environment.

One of the standout highlights of his time here was the opportunity to work on an F1 car that came through the workshop for ongoing work — a memorable experience and a testament to the level of expertise within the team.

From day one, Lewis had a clear ambition to become a pilot in the Royal Air Force, and we’re delighted to see him take the next step towards achieving that goal. He will be starting his training soon, working towards his ultimate aim of becoming a Typhoon pilot.

While we’re sad to see him go, we couldn’t be more supportive of his journey and proud to have been part of it.

On behalf of everyone at GBS, we wish Lewis all the very best for the future and every success in his training. We look forward to following his progress and hearing about his achievements in the years to come.

New GBS Clothing Range Just Got Bigger.....

We’re excited to announce that our GBS clothing range has just expanded with the addition of a brand-new hoodie and T-shirt design, featuring the iconic Zero silhouette on the front.

Available in a wide choice of colours and sizes, these new additions sit alongside our existing range and are available to purchase online via our Kit Spares parts shop, as well as in-store at the GBS / Kit Spares shop.

We currently have a large amount of stock available; however, if your preferred colour and size combination isn’t in stock, please allow up to 7 days from the order date for delivery. We’re also pleased to offer these in children’s sizes (made to order), and they’ve already proven incredibly popular since launch — it’s fantastic to see so many families getting involved and wearing GBS together.

The team are big fans too and have all been wearing the new range — you may have even spotted them at our recent Cars & Coffee event!
You can order yours online today, or why not collect in person at our first GBS Friday Night at the Factory event, taking place at GBS on Friday 1st May? It’s the perfect way to kick off the bank holiday weekend. We look forward to seeing you there, all cars are welcome!

Behind the scenes at paint..... Make Your Zero Truly Yours

Make Your Zero Truly Yours…..
Your Zero, your style. With our full range of custom paint options, you can create a finish that’s completely unique to you.

Paint is fast becoming one of our most popular options, and it’s easy to see why. From subtle, refined tones to bold, eye-catching designs, we work with you from start to finish—offering colour matching and bespoke paint design to bring your vision to life.

Available on both Self Builds and Factory Builds, our paint service ensures every detail is just right.

We’ve recently seen some stunning finishes come through, and it’s always exciting to see the individuality each build brings. Interestingly, grey is proving to be a popular choice right now, with the next three Zeros all heading into paint in different shades of grey!

With more cars currently being panelled and prepped, there’s plenty more to come—so keep an eye out over the next few weeks. Want to explore your options?
Visit our paint page or come and see us—we’ll walk you through paint samples and ideas to help you create the perfect look for your Zero.

Great to see the GBS Zero making an impression in the USA.....

Last week we received some fantastic photos from GBS Zero owner Aaron in the USA, showing his Zero on display at the Salem Roadster Show in Oregon. Aaron’s car attracted plenty of attention and interest throughout the event and was one of only a few British cars on display.

We had the pleasure of welcoming Aaron and his family to the GBS factory last summer whilst on holiday in the UK. It was fantastic to finally meet them in person after many months of working together remotely. During their visit, they enjoyed a full tour of the GBS factory, met the team, and experienced a test drive in our latest GBS demonstrator.

Some of you may also recognise Aaron’s Zero from our stand at the Miata Reunion at Sonoma Raceway in California in 2024, where Richard, Matt and Paul were attending. The car certainly gathered a lot of attention and excitement there as well.

We’re incredibly proud that the GBS Zero is now enjoyed by owners all over the world, including a growing number of passionate customers across the United States. To support this growing community, we have a dedicated GBS USA representative who is on hand to assist with enquiries, provide local knowledge, and help guide customers through the self-build or turnkey process, shipping, and more.

Whether you're based in California, New York, Texas, or anywhere in between, we can help make your Zero dream a reality.

If you're based in the USA and are interested in the GBS Zero — whether it’s our Mazda-based kit, a custom configuration, or a fully factory-built option — get in touch. We’d be happy to connect you with our USA representative or arrange a video call with our team here at the factory to explore the options available.

We look forward to seeing even more Zeros on the road across the USA and welcoming more American customers to the GBS factory in the future.

Join us at the GBS Track Day - Saturday 25th April ....

The first GBS Track Day of 2026 is happening on Saturday 25 April 2026 at Blyton Park and the GBS team would like to invite you all to join in your Zero’s.

Its on the outer circuit of Blyton Park which is 1.5 miles and an open pit lane, starting at 9am and finishing at 5pm you will be guaranteed to get lots of laps in. We can’t wait and hope you can all join us and enjoy the day with us. We will be there with the Zero’s which we will be offering passenger rides with one of the GBS team. Passenger passes can all be purchased on the day with Javelin Track Days along with Helmet hire too.

More details about this GBS Track Day can be found on our event page with a link of where to book your place. There are still places available, we recommend that you book soon to avoid disappointment as this is likely to get booked up. We will also be doing other track days later in the year so there will more opportunities to join us!

We look forward to seeing you there!

GBS Cars & Coffee - What a Fantastic Start to 2026

What a Fantastic Start to 2026!

The first GBS Cars & Coffee event of the year was an absolute blast! A huge thank you to everyone who joined us—it was fantastic to see so many amazing cars and catch up with fellow enthusiasts.

On Saturday 7th March, we welcomed a fantastic turnout at GBS for our first Cars & Coffee event of 2026. The weather was perfect, and our car park was packed with an incredible mix of sports cars, several Zeros alongside a wide variety of performance and classic cars.

We’d like to say a big thank you to everyone who came along and helped make the day such a great success.

A special thanks also goes to the Howden Insurance team for joining us on the day, and to Pipercross Air Filters for supporting the event and providing the prizes—a carbon air filter and a family photoshoot. Congratulations to Alex Botten and Richard Marsh for winning!

Our GBS Cars & Coffee (& Cake) events, held throughout the year at our factory in Nottinghamshire, have grown significantly since the very first event back in 2016. What started as a small gathering has now become one of our most popular events, with a car park full of incredible sports cars and passionate enthusiasts.

At every event, our GBS showroom and workshop are open for visitors to explore, along with our Kit Spares shop, where guests can browse a range of parts and accessories. And of course, no Cars & Coffee event would be complete without cake, biscuits, and unlimited tea and coffee!
These events are completely free to attend, but we encourage donations to help raise money for three fantastic charities we proudly support: Notts & Lincs Air Ambulance, Cancer Research UK, Nottinghamshire Blood Bikes.
The GBS team looks forward to welcoming you to future Cars & Coffee events. Keep an eye on our website and social media for the next event date—we can’t wait to do it all again!

GBS Test Drive Event....... Saturday 21st March - Book now

Test Drive Event – Saturday 21st March -

We’re excited to invite you to our exclusive Test Drive Event on Saturday, 21st March— your chance to get up close to our Ford or Mazda Zero and experience the thrill of our performance kits first-hand.
Join our team for a relaxed and informative day where you can:

  • Experience one of our Ford or Mazda Zero models. (Passenger ride)

  • Chat with our team about the various kit options, specifications, and upgrades available.

  • Ask questions and get personalised advice on building or customising your own car.

  • Explore the Kit Spares Shop and Factory, which will be open throughout the day with parts, accessories etc

Book Your Test Drive:
We have several time slots available throughout the day, but spaces are limited - so please book early to secure your prefered time. (Please note this is a passenger ride)
👉 Book Your Test Drive Slot Here

If this date doesn’t work for you, please let us know. We’ll be happy to arrange an alternative date that suits your schedule.

Whether you’re a current kit car enthusiast or just starting your journey, this event is the perfect opportunity to see, experience the Zero, and discuss all that we have to offer.

We look forward to welcoming you to GBS!

Awesome Test Day at Donington Park with the Zeros - CSCC Magnificent Sevens Test Day....

We had an awesome day at Donington Park last week as our GBS Zero Race Car took to the track for the CSCC Magnificent Sevens Series official test day.

Behind the wheel was Will Orton, who put the car through its paces in what proved to be a hugely productive and successful outing. The conditions were kind to us, with dry weather throughout the day making it ideal for consistent running and focused testing.

The Zero performed exceptionally well, achieving some very competitive lap times and showing strong pace straight out of the box. The day wasn’t just about speed, though — it was an important opportunity to gather data and continue developing the car ahead of the season opener next month.

We worked through a detailed testing programme, including Damper adjustments and suspension setup refinement, Engine calibration tweaks and general setup changes to improve balance and drivability.

Our Zero race car is powered by a standard-spec Ford 2.5 Duratec engine fitted with ATR throttle bodies, delivering strong, reliable performance — perfect for competitive club racing.

The car is now back in the workshop for further refinements and final preparation ahead of the first race of the season. We’re excited to confirm that we’re expecting four or five more Zeros to be joining us on the grid later this month — it’s shaping up to be a fantastic start to the year.

On the test day we were also joined by another Zero owner, who will also be racing in the series. It’s great to see more Zero drivers stepping into competitive racing and building a strong presence within the Magnificent Sevens paddock.

It was also fantastic to welcome customers who came along to support us and see the Zeros in action on track. Events like these are a brilliant way to experience the cars doing what they’re built for — lightweight, responsive, and seriously capable on circuit.

If you’re interested in going racing, there’s still time to enter the CSCC Magnificent Sevens Series this season. It’s a competitive yet friendly championship and a perfect platform for Zero owners looking to take the next step into motorsport.

Alternatively, why not join us at our upcoming GBS Track Day at Blyton Park in April? It’s a great opportunity to get your Zero out on track, develop your driving skills, and enjoy the car in a safe, supportive environment. There are still places available!

We’re looking forward to continuing to work closely with Will as we push to get the very best out of our Zero Race Car this season — Exciting times ahead!

Photographs above by N Davis photography.

COMPETITION TIME at our GBS Cars & Coffee event -

COMPETITION TIME at our GBS Cars & Coffee event -

If you’re joining us at our upcoming GBS Cars & Coffee event, we’ve got something extra special for you… We have TWO fantastic prizes up for grabs! 👇

Prize 1:
Thanks to Pipercross Air Filters, you have the chance to win a PX600 Universal Carbon Fibre Airbox Kit – the very same setup featured on our Zero demonstrator! A serious performance upgrade and an incredible prize for any car enthusiast.

Prize 2:
A Family Photoshoot Experience, kindly donated by Philip Anthony Photography – the perfect opportunity to capture some special memories with your loved ones.

How to Enter:
✔ Come along to our Cars & Coffee event.
✔ Purchase a raffle ticket on the day.
✔ £1 per ticket (all proceeds going to charity - Notts & Lincs Air Ambulance, Nottingham Blood Bikes & Cancer Research. )

The winners will be drawn and announced on the day (time to be confirmed).

Plus… don’t forget!
The team from Howden Insurance - Specialist Vehicle will also be with us on the day, available to answer your questions and provide quotes for your kit car or specialist vehicle insurance. It’s a great opportunity to have a chat and make sure you’re fully covered for the season ahead.

— We can’t wait to see you all there, and have a car park full of cars!

Saturday 7th March at GBS - Gates open at 10am.

Busy Start to the Year for GBS Engineering & ATR Products…..

It’s been a busy and productive start to the year within the GBS Engineering department, with continued growth and strong demand across our ATR Products range. Developed in-house, ATR Products provide a selection of high-quality upgrades and optional extras designed to enhance the performance, functionality, and finish of the Zeros.

We are proud that around 80% of the Zero is manufactured in-house, reflecting our commitment to British engineering, quality control, and continuous development. This capability allows our team to innovate quickly while maintaining the precision and consistency customers expect from GBS.

The year has begun at great pace, with our CNC machines running consistently to produce a variety of exciting components across the ATR range and some other bespoke projects we have been working on.
Below is a selection of recently manufactured products highlighting the diversity of the ATR offering. Visitors to the Race Retro Show this weekend (20th-22nd February) will also have the opportunity to see a range of ATR Products on display, alongside a latest Zero Race car build -featuring an extensive selection of ATR components.

If you’re attending the show, be sure to visit our GBS stand in Hall 2 to explore the products in person and speak with the team about how ATR upgrades can support your own Zero project. All the ATR Products are available online from our parts website Kit Spares, explore more here - www.kitspares.co.uk

New Job Opportunity — Workshop Mechanic & Car Builder

We’re pleased to announce a new opportunity to join the team at Great British Sports Cars. An opening has arisen for a Workshop Mechanic / Car Builder to become part of our enthusiastic and dynamic team as we continue to expand throughout the coming year.

This is an exciting hands-on role for someone who enjoys working across a range of vehicles and mechanical projects, including the Great British Sports Cars Zero. The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in all things automotive and will thrive in a practical, fast-moving workshop environment where variety and attention to detail are key.

As GBS continues to grow, this position will play an important part in supporting our production and development activities. The role is fully site-based at our facilities in Boughton, Ollerton (NG22 9ZD), working within the workshop alongside our experienced team.

If you’re interested in joining us, please forward your CV and covering letter using the email address provided on our GBS Careers page, or click below for full role details and application information.


Still looking for that perfect Valentines Gift….. The Ultimate Valentine’s Gift – A GBS Zero!

The Ultimate Valentine’s Gift – A GBS Zero!

With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, why not think outside the box? A GBS Zero isn’t just a gift — it’s an experience you can enjoy together. Whether you choose a self-build kit or a factory-built option, you’ll be turning a shared dream into reality.

Owning a GBS Zero isn’t just about the drive; it’s about the journey. Throughout the year, owners are invited to take part in track days, run-outs, Cars & Coffee events, open days, and much more. Wherever you go, your Zero is guaranteed to turn heads, raise smiles, and introduce you to a passionate and welcoming community.

Contact us today to arrange a visit — we’d love to help you start your journey and get you on the road in your very own GBS Zero.

Other gift ideas…..

Kit Spares have a selection of some very nice products that will also make nice Valentines Gifts……. If your not sure then a Kit Spares Gift Voucher could be the perfect gift! Visit our parts website www.kitspares.co.uk or come and visit our shop to see our full range of parts & spares or please contact us on 01623 860990 and one of the team can advise you.

Its back for 2026- GBS Friday Night At The Factory..... Join us Friday 1st May at GBS.

It’s Back! GBS Friday Night at the Factory – First Date of the Year: Friday 1st May We’re excited to confirm that our Friday Night at the Factory evenings are returning to Great British Sports Cars for 2026!

Following the success of previous years, we’ll be hosting these events again once a month from May through to August, giving you the perfect excuse for a summer evening ride out.

Location: Great British Sports Cars.
Time: From 5pm ‘til late
Food & Drink: Hot food (including pizza!) and refreshments available on-site
First Date: Friday 1st May - Mark your calendars—the first Friday Night at the Factory of the year kicks off in May and is the perfect start to the bank holiday weekend, with more dates to follow in June, July and August (to be confirmed soon!).

This relaxed, open-to-all event is a fantastic opportunity to bring your sports cars, bikes or just your love of motoring down to the GBS factory. Enjoy an evening of car chat, music, food and friendly faces, gates open at 5pm all cars and bikes are welcome. Please see more details on our event page and details about our GBS Cars & Coffee events.