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Since officially entering the Indian market in 2022, McLaren, which sells high-end supercars priced Rs 6.5 crore onwards, feels that in 2025 it can perform better than what it achieved last year, Lalit Choudary, Dealer Principal of McLaren Mumbai, told PTI.
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Formula One leader Max Verstappen hit back at critics of his driving on Thursday, saying he was a triple world champion who knew what he was doing.
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Lando Norris raced to a dominant victory in Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix but he made sure his McLaren bosses stayed on the edge of their seats until the chequered flag after two close encounters with the wall.
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A video of the accident was shared on X by a user account @3rdEyeDude. It showed a black Mclaren supercar on Vittal Malya road in Bengaluru. All of a sudden, a motorbike and a scooty collided with each other while trying to record a footage of the car.
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The transaction will not lead to any new money being injected into McLaren, the Sky News report said, adding that an announcement from Mumtalakat on the deal will come on Thursday.
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While the company didn’t share the sales target for the new car, it has confirmed that one unit of this model has already been delivered to a customer in Mumbai.
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Zero-100 kmph in about three seconds, 200 kmph in under 10, nimble handling, and undisputed street presence is what makes this the supersonic sensation that it is.
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Sunday's race at Sakhir was the second year in a row that McLaren had drawn a blank in the first round and the next couple of races could also be tough with the team recognising they had missed some pre-season targets.
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Our specially curated package of the big stories to help you stay at the top of your game.
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After the soft launch of two cars earlier, British marquee McLaren unveils one more supercar and promises another.
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Thoroughbred supercar-maker McLaren Automotive has officially inaugurated its first showroom in India. McLaren, known for its select breed of extreme, track-bred supercars, will also offer an official service centre operated by McLaren-trained engineers and technicians. Arriving in India via a dealership, instead of a wholly owned subsidiary, McLaren will offer its full range of lightweight, high-performance supercars featuring F1-derived technology. Take a closer look at its range of cars and the brand’s plans for supercar market dominance.
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One Florida man has revealed how Hurricane Ian swept his brand new McLaren P1 out of the garage, sinking it underneath water.
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Ricciardo held the option on 2023 for his seat at McLaren but his performance has been underwhelming through 35 races.
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The supercar manufacturer said it will offer the breadth of its model range to Indian customers, including the McLaren GT and the marque's first ever high-performance hybrid Artura. The company's core supercar range also includes 720S coming in Coupe and Spider variants along with 765LT Coupe and Spider as the latest addition to the LT product family.
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The Indian market would be the automaker's 41st global territory.
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The move is expected to impact jobs across the group's applied technology, automotive and racing businesses, the company said in a statement.
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The decision follows April's Chinese Grand Prix being postponed and with the second race of the year in Bahrain due to be held without spectators, leaving huge question marks over the rest of the calendar.
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Pointing to the uncertainty towards Brexit, Flewitt said demand and sales of its carbon fibre and aluminium sportscars have been falling in UK which is its largest market.
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Standing true to its name, the Mclaren GT is a thoroughbred Grand Tourer.
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Lego Partnered with British supercar manufacturer to spend 2000 hours designing and another 2,725 hours building a life-sized Senna replica.
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Discarding all rules and limitations of making the car road legal, Mclaren has made the Senna GTR a track-only car.
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Tuplejump specialises in faster storage, processing and analysis of big sets of data. This will be Apple's fourth machine learning acquisition in a year.
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The newspaper had cited three unnamed sources saying the iPhone maker was looking at a potential takeover of or investment in McLaren, which could be valued at up to 1.5 billion (1.7 billion euros, USD 1.9 billion).
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This episode showcases McLaren and Honda on the art of the perfect pit stop and we mark your card for the 24 Hours of Le Mans.
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Get set for the 100th Indianapolis 500 where America‘s most fabled race is about to get under way and celebrate 50 years of McLaren in Formula one.
