Zenos was a British sports car manufacturer that operated from 2012 to 2020. The company was founded by Ansar Ali and Mark Edwards, who were previously involved with Lotus Cars. Zenos aimed to create lightweight and driver-focused sports cars that offered exceptional performance and driving dynamics.
Zenos focused on producing track-focused, road-legal sports cars that were designed to deliver an engaging driving experience. Their lineup included models like the Zenos E10 and E11, both of which featured lightweight construction, a minimalist design, and a focus on handling and agility.
The Zenos E10 was a lightweight, open-top sports car with a tubular steel chassis and composite body panels. It was powered by a range of engines, including Ford-sourced units, providing impressive performance-to-weight ratios. The E10 offered a thrilling driving experience with its responsive handling and dynamic characteristics.
The Zenos E11, introduced later in the company's lifespan, was a more refined and powerful model. It featured a coupe body style and offered increased performance and comfort compared to the E10. The E11 retained the lightweight construction philosophy of Zenos, combining it with enhanced levels of refinement.
