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In 1991, Juan Hurtado Gonzalez created a sensation in the automotive world when he founded Hurtan in Santa Fe, Spain. The boutique automaker’s signature style is handcrafted sports cars, with designs borrowed from iconic cars of the 1950s and 1960s. While working at his father’s restoration company, Juan Hurtado began designing and prototyping cars. This experience was instrumental in the creation of Hurtan Desarrollos S.L., which became the official legal entity behind the brand.

In the late 1990s, Hurtan launched its first Grand Albaycin model. Although only a limited number of these cars were initially assembled, it was the starting point for the growing company. At the beginning of the 21st century, the Hurtan lineup was expanded with additional models such as the Sport and Grand Sport. Although the number of cars produced annually increased, the production volume remained modest and fluctuated between 10-20 cars per year.

The turning point for Hurtan was in 2011 when the company celebrated the release of its 50th car, which confirmed its stability and success as a niche manufacturer. Two years later, in 2013, the company updated the Grand Albaycin model, improving its performance and refreshing its aesthetics. In 2016, another evolution of the Hurtan range took place: the company entered new territory with the introduction of the Grand Tourer, its first four-seat vehicle, expanding its product range.

In the 2020s, Hurtan remained committed to the low-volume production of sophisticated, handcrafted sports cars with retro styling. Customization and meticulous attention to detail remain at the core of the design philosophy. Despite a limited annual production volume, which still does not exceed 100 cars, the brand has carved out a unique niche by maintaining its unique appeal in custom car production.