THIRSK, U.K. (September 10, 2026) – Twisted Automotive, the British bespoke design house renowned for re-engineering classic automotive icons, will attend The Bridge X for the first time.

Marking this debut, Twisted will unveil two custom Land Rover Defender commissions.

The highlight is a bespoke T110 finished in Hyperion Blue—an iconic shade historically reserved for rare 1960s Ferraris and Maseratis. Applying such a delicate, emotive, and historic supercar hue to the boxy, unapologetic silhouette of a classic Defender represents a bold world-first for the brand, designed to excite and intrigue the US audience.

“Taking a shade traditionally reserved for 1960s Italian supercars and draping it over a rugged, boxy British utility icon is unapologetically Twisted. Our philosophy has always been about rebellion. We take something raw, strip away its factory flaws and elevate it to an anti-ordinary standard. Bringing our obsession to the historic grounds of Bridgehampton for the very first time, and meeting US collectors face-to-face is a major milestone for our brand.”

– Phil Chapman, Twisted’s Head of Brand

Alongside the Hyperion Blue T110 will sit a Stirling Moss Blue T110 commission destined for a US customer. Master technicians from the UK build team will be at the concours to answer detailed questions about what makes a Twisted so special.

Each commission on display represents 2,500 hours of meticulous, hand-crafted engineering. Stripped down to bare metal and rebuilt from the chassis up, every nut, bolt, and panel has been scrutinized and aligned to uncompromising, factory-surpassing tolerances. Both models boast LT1 V8 powertrains.

In addition to the Defender builds, visitors to the Twisted display will see a detailed scale model of the company’s next major US debut: the TRRC (Twisted’s interpretation of the Range Rover Classic). This sneak peek aims to build anticipation ahead of its US debut later in the year.

The Bridge X takes place in Bridgehampton, New York, from September 18 to September 20 2026.