British lightweight sports car maker Zenos nearly went bankrupt and was saved by a consortium led by AC Cars this March. The automaker has been keeping a low profile recently, but it is now time to get back to the market. As reported by Autocar, Zenos is set to launch a more powerful version of the Zenos E10 this November.

The new version will feature a new braking system with improved cooling, new intercooler and new exhaust system as per customer requests. No performance figures have been released but output improvements on the current 2.0-litre Ford Ecoboost engine are expected.

The production will be moved from Norfolk, Britain to South Africa for better business efficiency, while the price will also be increased. The first 25 examples will be sold as limited bespoke models. Existing E10 owners can purchase upgrades aftermarket through Autokraft Performance.