McLaren Takes Final Orders for 750S Supercar Before Discontinuation
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McLaren has announced that final orders for the 750S supercar are now being accepted, as the model will be discontinued in the coming year. Launched in 2023, the 750S is a successor to the highly praised 720S and features significant enhancements.
Final Orders for the McLaren 750S
McLaren is officially accepting final orders for the 750S supercar, which will be discontinued next year. The 750S, introduced as part of McLaren's 2024 model year lineup, builds on the legacy of the 720S, which debuted in 2017.
The 750S features a lightweight design and a powerful 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V-8 engine, generating 740 hp—30 hp more than its predecessor. It weighs just 2,815 pounds, making it 60 pounds lighter than the 720S, enhancing its performance and driving dynamics.
Exclusive 788HS Variant
In a fitting farewell to the model, McLaren will also produce a final variant called the 788HS. This version boasts an aggressive aerodynamic package, weighs 16 pounds less than the standard 750S, and delivers an additional 37 hp. It can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just two seconds and achieve a top speed of 205 mph. Production will be limited to 200 units, split evenly between coupe and open-top spyder configurations.
Pricing and Future Developments
Interested buyers can place orders for the 750S starting at $365,100. McLaren is expected to introduce a completely new supercar with a hybrid-assisted V-6 engine that produces over 800 hp, potentially debuting next year. This transition marks a significant shift for the brand as it moves towards hybrid technology in its supercar offerings.