The new McLaren W1 is the ground-breaking successor to two of the greatest supercars ever – the McLaren F1 and McLaren P1TM – and elevates the McLaren ‘1’ car lineage to new heights in every aspect of ...

McLaren just revealed that it took its $2.1 million W1 hybrid to the Arctic Circle earlier this year for a bit of cold-weather testing. The car's engineers were there to conduct validation tests ...

McLaren has released images and a video of its W1 testing in the Arctic Circle. The V8 hybrid makes 1,258 hp and 988 lb-ft, is McLaren’s most powerful road car yet. Successor to P1 can ...

McLaren brought its 1258-hp W1 hypercar to the Arctic Circle for a round of cold-weather testing. According to McLaren, the trip up north was focused on dialing in the chassis, traction control ...

Where's the best place to do that? The Arctic, of course, where the average temperature is below freezing, and it can drop to ...

‘Developing the real supercar’ is how McLaren titles its latest behind-the-scenes video of the W1 hypercar. Given a good amount of these will end up in climate controlled collections with zero ...

Bowers & Wilkins recently extended their collaboration with McLaren Automotive in order to become the F1 Team’s official ...

Some folks are already thinking about the open season for two-wheeling around the world or about setting up camp with their campervan or truck in a remote place. Nope, not McLaren. Instead, they ...

The McLaren W1 is powered by a hybrid setup that features a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine (MHP-8), delivering 928 horsepower, paired with a 342 horsepower electric motor. This combination results ...

Just look at how thorough McLaren is being with the new, 1,258bhp rear-wheel drive W1 hypercar. Perhaps one more lap of the ice circuit is necessary? Only for “optimisation of the chassis ...