Tushek&Spigel Supercars

Tushek & Spigel Supercars GmbH is an Austrian/Slovenian manufacturer of supercars, founded in Slovenia under the name 'Tushek' and based in Graz, in the former military airport, which consist of a private race track for testing. The company was founded by Aljoša Tushek and Jacob Carl Spigel.

Tushek & Spigel Supercars GmbH
IndustryAutomotive
Founded2012
FounderAljosa Tushek, Jacob Carl Spigel
Defunct2016 
Headquarters
Graz
,
Styria, Austria
ProductsSuper Sport Cars
Website

Company

Supercar startup Tushek, founded by Slovenian racing driver Aljoša Tushek,[1] first hit the scene back in 2012 when it unveiled the Renovatio T500 at Top Marques Monaco.[2][3] Since then, Tushek has gained new investors and relocated its operations from Slovenia to Austria. The company has also rebranded itself Tushek & Spigel.

At the 2014 Top Marques Monaco, Tushek & Spigel presented a new model, the Tushek TS 600.[4] Despite the name change, the company is still committed to developing cars that are not only incredibly fast but extremely light as well. The company also presented a new model, the Tushek TS900 Apex at the 2018 Top Marques Monaco.[5]

Models
  • Tushek TS500 (2012)
  • Tushek TS600 (2014)
  • Tushek TS900 Apex (2018)[6]
TS500 TS600-PISTA TS600-STRADA
TS500
TS600

Media
Top Gear Magazine cover EVO Magazine cover
TS 600 awarded the 4th place among the top 10 SuperCars of 2014 by CarVerse Nico Hülkenberg: press release, formula 1
Nico Hülkenberg - Tushek Spigel

References
  1. Lars Krijgsman (2018-01-27). "IN GESPREK MET: JACOB SPIGEL, TUSHEK & SPIGEL". Autoweek.
  2. Karla Sanchez (2012-04-26). "SLOVENIAN TUSHEK FOREGO T700 SUPERCAR TARGETS LAMBORGHINI AVENTADOR". Motor Trend.
  3. Matt Prior (2012-07-11). "Tushek Renovatio T500 Review (2019)". Autocar.
  4. Jeffrey N. Ross (2014-05-22). "Tushek T600 is a 620-hp Slovenian Supercar". Boldride.
  5. Mike Hanlon (2018-04-24). "The 9 most outrageous exhibits at Top Marques Monaco 2018". New Atlas.
  6. STA (2019-04-08). "Tushek Supercars presents the lightest hybrid car". The Slovenia Times.
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