Monaco’s legendary Cars & Coffee meet just got even crazier with the arrival of a $1.5 million McLaren Senna! With its extreme design, roaring engine, and race-ready presence, this hypercar instantly ...

The McLaren W1 uses its new MHP-8 4.0-liter turbocharged V8 and a hybrid system to make 1,258 HP. The automaker says this is the quickest road-legal McLaren ever, and it bests the McLaren Senna by ...

McLaren has teased the successor to its legendary P1 hybrid hypercar on its official website and YouTube, highlighting the continuation of its '1' car lineage.

McLaren W1 — unveiling the secrets of this innovative hypercar The McLaren W1 might have the potential to dominate, but how does it stack up against the legendary McLaren P1 that came before it?

McLaren says it takes just 95 feet for the W1 to stop from 62 mph and 328 feet to stop from 124 mph, both about the same as the Senna. Three different Pirelli tires are available, all sized 265 ...

McLaren has found another way to pay tribute to Ayrton Senna. The British automaker has just unveiled a one-off example of the Senna hypercar that was hand-painted with a special livery inspired ...

McLaren has pushed the limits of its automotive excellence even further by delivering the new W1 Hypercar, a worthy successor to the P1 that packs a ton of Formula 1 aero wizardry and an all-new ...

McLaren created a lot of controversy when it introduced the Senna in 2018, as some enthusiasts thought the hypercar didn’t live up to the name of the late Ayrton. However, the model has started ...

McLaren officially announced the name of its upcoming hypercar.The W1 will be revealed on October 6, a date that McLaren carefully selected to mark 50 years since the company won its first F1 ...

McLaren has announced that its new hypercar and successor to the iconic F1 and P1 will be named W1. It'll be revealed on October 6 at 1pm U.K. time.

The next time McLaren introduced an ultimate “1” model was 2013, when the P1 supercar went into production. The P1 used a hybrid drivetrain to offer 903 hp while weighing about 3,400 pounds.

McLaren recalls the greatness of the F1 from 1992 and the P1 from 2013, for a good reason. The video series features a McLaren veteran who worked in the development of both models.