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Reservations officially open for Project Thunderball.
SEPT 2022
SEPT 2022
Project Thunderball makes public debut at annual amfAR Gala, Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, Cannes.
MAY 2022
Project Thunderball makes public debut at annual amfAR Gala, Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, Cannes.
Project Thunderball makes public debut at annual amfAR Gala, Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, Cannes.
Global digital reveal of Wiesmann’s all new electric sports car, codename 'Project Thunderball’.
Global digital reveal of Wiesmann’s all new electric sports car, codename 'Project Thunderball’.
April 2022
April 2022
Plans are made for the development of new models. The first new model is on target to be revealed in 2022.
Plans are made for the development of new models. The first new model is on target to be revealed in 2022.
2018
Wiesmann is bought by Contec Global and Roheen Berry.
2016
2016
Wiesmann unveils the Roadster MF4 and the Roadster MF5. Plans commence to expand into Asia and the Middle East.
Wiesmann unveils the Roadster MF4 and the Roadster MF5. Plans commence to expand into Asia and the Middle East.
2009
Wiesmann opens the new Dülmen-based iconic factory in Germany. The new factory attracts over 30,000 international visitors. Wiesmann releases the critically acclaimed GT MF5.
Wiesmann opens the new Dülmen-based iconic factory in Germany. The new factory attracts over 30,000 international visitors. Wiesmann releases the critically acclaimed GT MF5.
2008
2008
Wiesmann unveils the GT MF4. It is the marque’s first coupe bodystyle.
2005
Wiesmann unveils the GT MF4. It is the marque’s first coupe bodystyle.
Wiesmann unveils the GT MF4. It is the marque’s first coupe bodystyle.
The official start of the BMW and Wiesmann’s engine partnership. Partner office opens in Munich, Germany.
1996
1996
The official start of the BMW and Wiesmann’s engine partnership. Partner office opens in Munich, Germany.
The official start of the BMW and Wiesmann’s engine partnership. Partner office opens in Munich, Germany.
1994
Production on the MF3 Roadster is completed. Shows at Formula 1’s Monaco Grand Prix and the Hamburg Rothenbaum Tennis Tournament.
Production on the MF3 Roadster is completed. Shows at Formula 1’s Monaco Grand Prix and the Hamburg Rothenbaum Tennis Tournament.
1993
1993
Wiesmann moves into Telgenkamp, the company’s first dedicated factory. Production begins on the MF3 Roadster.
Wiesmann moves into Telgenkamp, the company’s first dedicated factory. Production begins on the MF3 Roadster.
1990
Wiesmann officially opens its doors. Work on the Wiesmann car begins.
Wiesmann officially opens its doors. Work on the Wiesmann car begins.
Wiesmann officially opens its doors. Work on the Wiesmann car begins.
1988
1988
HISTORY
After attending the 1985 Essen Motor Show, Martin and Friedhelm Wiesmann decided to design and custom-build their own sports car, one that fused the look of a classic British roadster with state-of-the art German technology.
Keen to design a car that stuck to the road so well as to almost defy the laws of physics, the founders adopted the gecko as the Wiesmann logo, and the business was officially formed in 1988.
Two years later, the first factory opened, and work began on the Wiesmann MF3 Roadster, which debuted in 1993. It was extremely well-received, and as a result, the company went on to produce eight additional models. All were met with high acclaim.
Following a brief closure in 2014, Wiesmann was acquired by Contec Global, under the direction of Roheen and Sahir Berry. Several new models are currently in the pipeline, the first of which is due for release in 2022.
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2026 © Wiesmann. All Right Reserved
After attending the 1985 Essen Motor Show, Martin and Friedhelm Wiesmann decided to design and custom-build their own sports car, one that fused the look of a classic British roadster with state-of-the art German technology.
Keen to design a car that stuck to the road so well as to almost defy the laws of physics, the founders adopted the gecko as the Wiesmann logo, and the business was officially formed in 1988.
Two years later, the first factory opened, and work began on the Wiesmann MF3 Roadster, which debuted in 1993. It was extremely well-received, and as a result, the company went on to produce eight additional models. All were met with high acclaim.
Following a brief closure in 2014, Wiesmann was acquired by Contec Global, under the direction of Roheen and Sahir Berry. Several new models are currently in the pipeline, the first of which is due for release in 2022.