HDT will make a significant announcement at Mount Panorama, Bathurst, on Monday October 11, outlining future plans for the legendary brand and its return to the heartland of Australian motorsport.
The announcement will form part of the Peter Brock anniversary celebrations that will take place alongside the unique Lap 162: The Great Race Cool Down established by the Bathurst City Council on the day after the chequered flag falls for the 2026 Repco Bathurst 1000.
The announcement will provide a first look at the ambitious new direction for HDT, looking back on the Bathurst-winning pedigree of its heritage vehicles while showcasing its future automotive plans and a renewed presence in Bathurst.
Included will be a display of rare HDT Special Vehicles road cars not shown elsewhere during the Bathurst race weekend, including a historically-significant HDT VL SL Commodore used as the prototype and engineering mule for the iconic HDT VL Director and Aero.
HDT representatives will be joined by key figures from Australian motorsport, the Bathurst City Council and automotive media for the announcement.