Cars & Concepts

McLaren's F1-inspired hypercar to have gullwing doors

McLaren's 1,000-plus horsepower next-gen plug-in hybrid will ditch the brand's signature dihedral doors and succeed the P1, shown here, as the marque's halo model. (MCLAREN AUTOMOTIVE )

Urvaksh Karkaria

February 28, 2024 04:26 PM

LAS VEGAS — McLaren’s next hypercar will ditch the brand’s signature butterfly doors for a gullwing style.

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