The Little Car Company, manufacturers of hand built electric scaled cars, have launched its Series B funding round, following a rapid expansion of the business to meet increased global demand for its vehicles.
Since launching in March 2019, the brand has experienced ever-increasing momentum, producing over 200 authentic scale electric cars in partnership with renowned car manufacturers such as Bugatti, Ferrari and Aston Martin.
The Little Car Company has faced unprecedented international demand for its scaled electric cars Responding to the unprecedented international demand for its scaled electric cars, The Little Car Company has scaled up its business, with the recent acquisition of a neighbouring manufacturing facility to treble production capacity, alongside expanding the workforce. The Series B funding will allow the company to grow even further.
With clients in over 50 countries and over 90% of cars being delivered internationally, appetite for The Little Car Company's products is at an all-time high. Currently, the brand's main 10,000 square feet headquarters allows for a maximum weekly output of up to five cars.
However, with the recent addition of an adjacent 10,000 square feet manufacturing facility at the Bicester Heritage site, this has allowed The Little Car Company to treble that number in the next 12 months. Much of that increase will be as a result of next year's launch and start-of-production of the Tamiya Wild One MAX alongside a yet unannounced project.
Since launching in March 2019, the brand has experienced ever-increasing momentum, producing over 200 authentic scale electric cars in partnership with renowned car manufacturers such as Bugatti, Ferrari and Aston Martin.
With clients in over 50 countries and over 90% of cars being delivered internationally, appetite for The Little Car Company's products is at an all-time high. Currently, the brand's main 10,000 square feet headquarters allows for a maximum weekly output of up to five cars.
However, with the recent addition of an adjacent 10,000 square feet manufacturing facility at the Bicester Heritage site, this has allowed The Little Car Company to treble that number in the next 12 months. Much of that increase will be as a result of next year's launch and start-of-production of the Tamiya Wild One MAX alongside a yet unannounced project.
