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McLaren has dropped subtle hints pointing toward an upcoming supercar potentially dubbed the McL 820. Expected to succeed the 750S, the new model will feature an electrified V8 hybrid powertrain delivering around 809 horsepower as the British brand deepens its performance hybridization plans.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has issued a recall for certain McLaren Artura plug-in hybrid vehicles. The issue concerns the telematics control unit's backup battery, which may fail prematurely and trigger a service message for owners. This recall ensures vehicle safety and proper functioning of emergency services features, as a failing backup battery could prevent communication to emergency responders after an accident.
McLaren is reportedly offering 0% financing on its Artura plug-in hybrid supercar, a move that could significantly boost sales for the premium vehicle. This aggressive incentive suggests automakers are adjusting strategies to entice buyers in the high-end PHEV segment, even for models with a seven-figure price tag.
McLaren is set to discontinue its Artura plug-in hybrid supercar and the GTS by 2028, marking a significant shift in its product strategy. This move comes as the British automaker plans a major £500 million expansion to introduce new models, potentially including an SUV and a more traditional grand tourer. The Artura, a V6 hybrid, will exit production six years after its challenging launch.
Luxury performance brand McLaren is set to discontinue its Artura plug-in hybrid supercar and the GTS by 2028, signaling a significant shift in its product lineup. This move comes as the company plans a major overhaul to introduce a new generation of models, including its highly anticipated SUV.
Luxury performance brand McLaren has officially committed to developing a new SUV, confirming its entry into the booming electrified utility vehicle segment. This new model will feature a bespoke McLaren-built hybrid engine and sit on an exclusive platform, signaling the automaker's strategy to expand its lineup while retaining brand distinctiveness.
The McLaren Artura, a high-performance plug-in hybrid supercar, is rumored to be facing an early discontinuation. Launched as a key model in McLaren's electrification strategy, the report suggests the Artura might be phased out as early as 2028, significantly shortening its expected lifecycle.
Luxury performance brand McLaren has revealed its new 810-horsepower Artura Spider, a plug-in hybrid supercar, as part of a significant corporate refresh. This launch coincides with a "luxury boutique" redesign for its dealerships, aiming to elevate the customer experience globally.
McLaren is gearing up for a significant product expansion, with dealers reportedly getting a preview of upcoming models. The lineup will kick off with a new plug-in hybrid V6 supercar, followed by the brand's first SUV, which is also expected to feature some form of electrification.
McLaren has reportedly shared its future product roadmap with retailers, signaling a deeper embrace of electrification. Central to these plans is a new plug-in hybrid (PHEV) supercar boasting 800 horsepower, alongside a luxury grand tourer with a front-engine layout, marking a significant strategic shift for the brand.
McLaren is reportedly exploring various future powertrain technologies, including advanced hybrid systems for its next generation of supercars. While the immediate focus remains on high-performance hybrids, the luxury brand is also considering a potential eventual shift towards fully electric vehicles, aligning with broader industry trends.
A UK-based engineering firm has developed a significantly lighter and more powerful replacement battery pack for the McLaren P1 plug-in hybrid hypercar. This new solution not only shaves 23kg off the vehicle's weight but also nearly triples its electric-only range and enhances track performance by allowing for more consistent electric motor deployment, breathing new life into these aging, pioneering PHEVs.
The iconic McLaren P1 plug-in hybrid hypercar is receiving a significant battery upgrade, tripling its original capacity. This enhancement extends the life and performance of the decade-old vehicle, showcasing how new battery technology can keep high-performance PHEVs at the cutting edge.
McLaren unveils the W1, its latest halo model, designed to uphold the legacy of its legendary F1 and P1 predecessors. This new plug-in hybrid hypercar targets supreme performance both on public roads and race tracks, marking a significant step in McLaren's hybridized future.
McLaren is gearing up to launch a new plug-in hybrid hypercar, the W1, in 2026. This highly exclusive model will be the latest addition to the brand's 'Ultimate' series, following in the footsteps of previous groundbreaking vehicles. The W1 is expected to push the boundaries of performance and technology for the luxury automaker.
Christian Lundgaard, driving for Arrow McLaren, secured a dramatic victory at Road America in the IndyCar race. Despite an opening-lap collision with Scott Dixon that forced a front wing replacement and sent him to the back of the field, Lundgaard expertly navigated his way through the pack to claim the win in a strong display of skill and determination.
