McLaren Automotive will bring the full force of its expertise in hybrid powertrain engineering to the supercar class next year with the introduction of the new Artura, a High-Performance Hybrid (HPH) developed with the benefit of more than half a century of McLaren knowledge, experience and engineering achievements in race and road cars.
Today, an exciting new addition sped onto the track and supercar scene. Extreme to the core like its iconic real-life counterpart, the new LEGO® Technic™ McLaren Senna GTR provides the ultimate thrill for sportscar lovers and motorsport fans alike looking for their next building challenge.
British luxury pioneering supercar company McLaren Automotive and British premium sportswear brand Castore have collaborated to debut their first technical male sportswear collection.
McLaren Automotive, the British creator of luxury, high-performance supercars, showcased its Elva and 765LT models during a private ‘McLaren Masterpieces’ event held in Bluewaters Island, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. A select group of passionate enthusiasts based in the Middle-East were given a full insight into these latest models in a truly immersive gallery setting and on individual basis.
Luxury British luxury supercar brand, McLaren Automotive celebrates the reveal of its new retail showroom as McLaren Seoul officially opens its doors to its new showroom in Daechi-dong and the relocation of the aftersales workshop to Hannam-dong.
As the new McLaren Elva reaches the final stages of its testing and development programme ahead of the first customer deliveries later this year, McLaren Racing’s rising star Lando Norris demonstrates the exhilarating experience at the wheel of this exclusive car at Silverstone, home of the British Grand Prix.
Luxury supercar maker McLaren Automotive today premieres the McLaren Elva Gulf Theme by MSO, a celebration of the renewed relationship between McLaren and the Gulf Oil brand and another example of how designs from McLaren’s racing history are inspiring the brand’s modern-day customers.
The first series-production High-Performance Hybrid (HPH) supercar from McLaren Automotive has entered the final stages of its development and test programmes, which includes running on public roads. Due to launch in the first half of 2021, the all-new supercar will open a new era of electrification for McLaren following the end of production of its Sports Series range.
