Modern Engineering. Traditional Craftsmanship.
At George Lister Engineering in Cambridge, Lister continues to be built with the same spirit that made the marque legendary in the first place: timeless craftsmanship allied to the very latest engineering technology.
Today, alongside the original drawings, manufacturing jigs and hand-built ethos that defined the great Listers of the 1950s, the factory also employs advanced CNC machining, 3D scanning, CAD design and modern race-engineering techniques to ensure every car is created with exceptional precision.
Crucially, this is not simply a revival in name alone. Production in Cambridge has drawn directly on the experience of men who were part of Lister’s story the first time around, including original team members such as Colin “Chippy” Crisp and Graham “Curly” Hutton, with Brian Lister’s original working drawings and jigs brought back into service. The result is something uniquely authentic - cars shaped by history, but built with the accuracy, knowledge, and engineering standards of today. A continuation not just of a marque, but of a living British racing tradition.