The new coupe will be following the lines of the aluminum chassis of the Aero Supersport but it will be taking the form similar to the GT3 racer of the firm. The EvaGT hits the scale at 1250 kilograms with its aluminum panels for its body all crafted by hand.

The EvaGT will be fitted with a twin-turbocharged 3.0L straight six powerplant sourced from BMW that gives out 306 bhp and an impressive torque of 295 lb-ft.

The new 2+2 Coupe can go from 0 to 62 miles per hour in a matter of 4.5 seconds. Its top speed is pegged at 170 mph. Morgan is also claiming that the EvaGT has a fuel mileage of 40mpg with a carbon dioxide emission of around 200g per kilometer.

The engine of the car is coupled with either a six speed automatic or manual gearbox which can send all the power to its rear wheels. The ride is kept smooth by independent suspension in every corner.

We can expect all the details to be revealed during its official debut come August 15 in California.