Preserve the silhouette
Long bonnet, compact cabin, fastback roof and delicate glasshouse remain the foundation. Change only what earns its place.

A personal interpretation of a British grand tourer.
Concept visualisation · In developmentThe premise
The silhouette is the starting point. The way you want to drive is the direction. ORMOND is exploring a personal interpretation of The Six, guided by lightness, analogue connection and restrained British design.
Long bonnet, compact cabin, fastback roof and delicate glasshouse remain the foundation. Change only what earns its place.
Lightness, steering feel, braking, damping, cooling and reliability matter more than headline horsepower.
Each potential car would be specified around its owner: materials, colour, touring intent and mechanical character.
Design studies
Heritage. Touring. Coachbuilt. The final language will be shaped by engineering feasibility and early customer feedback.


The ORMOND Journal
Selected imagery and ideas from our Instagram and Facebook campaign. A closer look at the shape, the roads and the personal vision behind an ORMOND.

Design
Long bonnet. Compact cabin. Fastback roof. The line from roof to tail does the talking. ORMOND’s intent is to resolve the proportions and change only what earns its place.
The design conversation begins with what should survive. The familiar silhouette provides the starting point for an interpretation that remains unmistakably The Six.

Grand touring
The best route rarely wins on arrival time. The Six is imagined for the road out of the garage: a quiet morning, an open route and a journey that becomes the reason to go.
Where would you take yours first? Weekend roads and longer journeys ask different things of a car. That is why intended use belongs at the beginning of a commission.

Your commission
The real conversation is how you want to use the car. A favourite colour might begin the brief; the feeling you are looking for gives it direction.
Share the character, materials and personal details you imagine. These become points for discussion and feasibility review, rather than a finished specification chosen from a menu.
A short film from the campaign
Just a road worth taking. This imagined touring scene captures the atmosphere behind The Six: British roads, an analogue connection and a car you would make time to drive.
Lightness, steering feel, braking and damping are development priorities. The film expresses the intention; the engineering still has to earn it.
All campaign imagery and film shown here are AI-generated concept visualisations. The Six remains in early development; specification and commissioning availability are subject to engineering validation.
Tell us where you would take yoursMore design studies, short films and commissioning conversations from ORMOND.
The ORMOND Commission
Tell us how you would use your ORMOND. Together we can explore its character, the materials and your personal vision, before developing a brief subject to engineering review.
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Private development register
Complete the form to open and download the ORMOND Commissioning Book in modern or 1970s style. A representative will personally follow up after reviewing your brief. Development updates are optional; availability and any future commission require individual agreement.