TVR Is Back Again—And It Could Go Electric

A company called Charge Holdings has taken ownership of the TVR name with plans to revive the Griffith with an ‘electrified’ powertrain.

TVR Griffith Concept

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Jeff Perez

By: Jeff Perez

Nov 13, 2025 at 1:54pm ET

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TVR is back—again. For real this time. Maybe. The British sports car maker that seems impossible to kill has a new owner, less than a decade after businessman Les Edgar tried—and failed—to revive the company for a second time.

Charge Holdings has reportedly acquired the TVR name. The company is the same one behind Charge Cars, which in 2022 introduced a restomodded Ford Mustang with a fully electric powertrain. Now, Charge Holdings plans to take a similar approach with TVR.

According to multiple reports, Charge aims to produce and sell the striking Griffith concept unveiled in 2022. The move will be part of a "multi-phased restructuring," according to Top Gear, with an “electrified” powertrain replacing the concept’s original 5.0-liter V8, which produced 500 horsepower. The company stated:

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'TVR will remain focused on delivering the new Griffith to customers, continuing its legacy of high-performance, internal combustion sports cars.'

Details are still scarce, but CEO Paul Abercrombie promises that more information will be revealed early next year. If the new ownership sticks, the long-awaited Griffith revival may finally make it to production—V-8 likely not included.

2018 TVR Griffith