For over 40 years Cobra Seats has been manufacturing exclusively in the United Kingdom, earning a reputation that unites innovative technology, quality of design and functional elegance.
It’s a reputation built on passion. In the 1960’s Len Dunsford was acknowledged as one of the country’s best vehicle trimmers – his work graced racing cockpits used by names like Moss, McQueen and Clark.
Nowadays modern heroes place their trust in Cobra’s ability to combine the very highest safety standards with weight saving technology… and Cobra is still a family run company – grandson Mark, who is Managing Director, shares his father’s and grandfather’s “hands on” passion for the art of building the finest seats and car interiors.
Drop us a line or come and have a chat with one of our distributors, we are always happy to answer any questions you might have.
Cobra Seats (and many of our distributors) have decided not to exhibit at Autosport International 2023.
However, that doesn't mean that you have to miss out on our usual show offers.
Visit our new shop on this website and, throughout January, you can still get 25% off your new Cobra seat.
Congratulations to Tom Ingram who claimed the BTCC Drivers Championship in the very last race of the season at Brands Hatch.
Tom joins Matt Neal, Andrew Jordan, Gordon Shedden and Colin Turkington as drivers who have chosen Cobra Seats and won the BTCC Drivers Championship.
That means that drivers using Cobra seats have won no fewer than nine of the last twelve BTCC Driver's Championships.
As part of Cobra Seats commitment to environmental sustainability we are installing solar panels at our manufacturing base in Telford UK .
Race three saw Josh Cook claim his tenth BTCC career victory at Thruxton.
However, frustration in race one and disappointment in race two probably means that Josh Cook has too much ground to make up to make a play for the Drivers’ Championship. Meanwhile, Colin Turkington’s second place in race three gives him a six-point lead ahead of Ash Sutton in the driver’s rankings with just six races to go and Tom Ingram only trails Colin by 18 points. While Jake Hill’s Championship chances were dented when his ROKiT MB Motorsport BMW ran onto the grass during the opening lap of race three, leaving him to settle for 12th position, Jake is also still very much in the mix just 23 points off top spot.
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