C-X75 by CALLUM
The world’s first road-legal Jaguar C-X75, re-engineered and enhanced by CALLUM.
With hundreds of improvements, one of only four surviving stunt cars from the James Bond movie Spectre has been extensively upgraded for road use by CALLUM
CALLUM, co-founded by its original designer Ian Callum, revealed the revamped C-X75 at Bicester Heritage’s Sunday Scramble.
Scramblers were the first to see the now road legal, iconic car, up close.
c-x75 at bicester
Take a look at some stunning photos captured by automotive photographers from Sunday Scramble.
THE CAR
Originally created by the Jaguar Design team, led by Ian Callum in 2010, the Jaguar C-X75 played a starring role in 007’s action sequences filmed in the Vatican City. Just four of the five stunt cars survived with this particular chassis, Car Seven, the only one now licenced for UK road use after extensive work by our specialist engineers.
THE IVA
To achieve the Individual Vehicle Approval (IVA) certification needed for UK road use, CALLUM’s engineers made hundreds of changes including new E-marked glass, switchgear, a quieter exhaust and catalytic convertors along with associated engine calibration tuning.
In addition to satisfying the legislative requirements, CALLUM’s craftspeople sought solutions to improve the quality of the bodywork and fittings. Surplus quick release latches, essential to enable access during filming were removed. Panel gaps were reduced and aligned, the carbon fibre surface finish was enhanced, carefully resurfaced and repainted.
