Czinger Vehicles expands UK presence with new base at MIRA Tech Park

Czinger Vehicles, the Los Angeles-based performance car manufacturer, has expanded into the United Kingdom with a new base at MIRA Tech Park, the mobility and R&D campus operated by HORIBA MIRA.

The move marks a key milestone in Czinger’s European investment and growth strategy, positioning the company within the core of the UK’s automotive innovation ecosystem. Recently, McLaren, possibly the UK’s best-known hypercar manufacturer, began using Divergent’s DAPS system in its production. From its new facility, Czinger gains access to the country’s advanced component supply chain, specialist powertrain development expertise, and the comprehensive testing infrastructure that has made MIRA a benchmark for engineering excellence.

Partnership with Divergent Technologies

Czinger’s new presence builds on its partnership with Divergent Technologies, the Silicon Beach-based company behind the world’s first fully integrated digital manufacturing system. Divergent’s proprietary technology digitally designs, optimizes, and produces complex structures up to four times faster than conventional methods, reducing weight and production costs while eliminating the need for capital-intensive tooling.

The combination of digital engineering and advanced vehicle development capabilities positions Czinger at the forefront of a new industrial model, where design, performance, and sustainability converge through innovation.

Establishing a European hub for innovation

“Czinger is a global brand with a vision that transcends borders, and we’re incredibly proud to have established our UK base of operations at MIRA Tech Park,” said Lukas Czinger, Founder, President and CEO of Czinger Vehicles. “This world-class facility provides us with the infrastructure and collaborative ecosystem we need to push the boundaries of automotive innovation while contributing to the UK’s position as a leader in advanced manufacturing.”

Ewan Baldry, Chief Engineer at Czinger Vehicles, said the move allows the company to “work alongside leading technology partners and leverage world-class infrastructure to bring our next generation of vehicles to life faster and more efficiently than ever before.”

Jack Bartlett, Head of Commercial and Partnerships at MIRA Tech Park, said Czinger “represents the kind of visionary, disruptive business that thrives at MIRA Tech Park. Their investment reinforces the UK’s position as a global leader in powertrain and advanced mobility development — and underscores our role as the location of choice for the future of mobility.”