McLaren’s last ICE powered car is here 

British supercar maker, McLaren is one of the few brands that has never made a bad car. Right from the beginning with its hybrid supercar, the P1, the marque has given us one car after another that everyone loved. Now the brand has facelifted its popular 720S model and it offers pure exhilaration.

Michael Leiters, CEO of McLaren Automotive, said, “When you have a car recognised by so many drivers as a benchmark, to do something even better you have to examine every detail and really push hard for improvements that raise the bar again.”

“This is what we have done with the new 750S and the light weight, V8 engine performance and outstanding dynamic abilities combine to deliver a supercar driving experience that hits new heights, with truly exhilarating levels of emotional connection,” he added.

Less Weight, More Power

Moreover, the McLaren 750S makes 750PS of power and 800Nm of torque from its 4.0 litre V8 engine, which is 587PS-per-tonne. This facelifted model is also the last petrol powered car the brand will build before going all-electric and is up to 30kg lighter than before thanks to its extensive use of carbon fiber.

Ben Gulliver, Head of Vehicle Development, McLaren Automotive stated, “All McLarens are precisely engineered and remarkably rapid, but with the new 750S we have focused on enriching the full range of characteristics that deliver the exhilaration experienced when driving the car, that pure emotional connection so sought after by enthusiasts.”

More Options, More Personalisation

The McLaren 750S can be had in two distinct body types, namely a super coupe or a convertible (spider) with the latter coming with a retractable hard top which is 49kg heavier than the coupe version. The coupe is also capable of going from 0 to 100km/h in just 2.8 seconds and the car has a top speed of 332km/h.

Sportier Outside, Better Equipped Inside

In addition to a sportier and sharper exterior, the interior of the McLaren 750S is also much better equipped and stacked. The main addition to the car is the addition of Apple CarPlay to its central infotainment system. Options include a new Bowers & Wilkins premium audio system and Super-Lightweight Carbon Fibre Racing Seats.

More information can be found on the McLaren Website.