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Audi, BMW compete to buy McLaren, reports say

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The Artura plug-in hybrid is a key new model as McLaren transitions to a 100 percent electrified portfolio by 2026.
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November 14, 2021 12:44 PM

BERLIN -- BMW denied a report that it was interested in buying McLaren Automotive, while Volkswagen Group's Audi said it was open to cooperation opportunities, without commenting specifically on the British sports-car maker.

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