[8] The development phase of Zenos’s first series of models included driving days with deposit-holders and potential customers, with the aim of ensuring that drivers and passengers would be both comfortably accommodated and fully engaged.

[14] The name Zenos is said to be a combination of ‘zen’, representing purity, and ‘os’, which is loosely Latin for 'vertebra' or spine – reflecting one of the key architectural elements of the company’s products.

[23] Zenos Cars has also received support from the Niche Vehicle Network,[24] and from the New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership through the Growing Business Fund.

[28] Following the reorganisation of the company in 2017, production ceased in the UK and is planned to move to South Africa[29] and the engineering centre remaining in Norfolk.

Zenos sports cars are currently sold in the UK, USA, France, The Netherlands, Belgium, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Switzerland, and Italy.