McLaren Sets Retirement Date for 750S Supercar
McLaren will end production of the 750S in 2027, with the model and the Artura to be replaced by a new hybrid supercar codenamed P34.

McLaren will end production of the 750S in 2027, with the model and the Artura to be replaced by a new hybrid supercar codenamed P34.

McLaren will cease production of the 750S supercar in 2027, with the manufacturer now accepting final customer orders for the model.

Lanzante has introduced an optional High Downforce Kit for its 95-59 supercar, which is limited to a production run of 59 units.

Logitech has released the McLaren Racing edition of the Astro A50 X gaming headset in China, priced at ¥3499.

McLaren has secured trademark rights for the names Remuera and Muriwai in the UK and EU, drawing on the heritage of founder Bruce McLaren while keeping future model plans undisclosed.

Logitech G has launched the RS50 McLaren Racing Bundle for $899.99, featuring a direct-drive base with 8 Nm of torque and specialized racing peripherals.

McLaren has introduced a new minimalist logo and a custom font as part of a broader strategy to expand its manufacturing capabilities and diversify its vehicle lineup.

McLaren is investing £500 million to launch its first hybrid performance SUV by 2028 and expand its UK manufacturing operations.

McLaren reportedly intends to retire the Artura hybrid supercar by 2028 as it prepares to launch a more powerful successor, the P34, in 2027.

McLaren is developing a new hybrid supercar, the P34, which will feature a V6 engine and a starting price of approximately $313 000.
McLaren is expanding its vehicle lineup beyond supercars, with plans for an SUV and a new hybrid model to be released by 2028.
