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McLaren Confirms the Successor to the 750S Supercar Will Be Called McL 820 and Make 809 HP

The hybrid successor will launch a new McL naming scheme and deliver 809 horsepower, up from 740 in the outgoing 750S.

  • British supercar manufacturer McLaren confirmed on Friday that its upcoming hybrid supercar will be named the McL 820, replacing the outgoing 750S.
  • With 820 metric horsepower converting to 809 mechanical horsepower, the McL 820 delivers a considerable performance increase over the standard 750S's 740 horses.
  • McLaren's new naming convention incorporates the 'McL' prefix, previously previewed on the McL 6GT during this year's Monterey Car Week.
  • Production of the 750S ends sometime next year, while McLaren will reveal additional McL 820 details next year before the supercar arrives in 2027.
  • A giant kiwi statue unveiled in London initially teased the name, honoring founder Bruce McLaren's New Zealand heritage and his racing team's original branding.
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The successor to the McLaren 750S will feature a hybrid drive developed and manufactured by the brand itself. It will also offer several dozen kilowatts more. The new model will adopt the name McL 820 and a new logo.

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McLaren announces the successor of the 750S. The new super sports car offers much more performance than its predecessor.

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McLaren has hinted at its next supercar with a giant statue in London's Covent Garden. The sculpture features the words "McL 820", which is believed to reveal the name and power of the new model. The 820 refers to horsepower. See on Instagram This would make the successor to the McLaren 750S significantly more powerful, as the current model develops 740 horsepower. The new supercar is expected to use a hybrid system with a V8 engine, developed b…

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Autocar UK broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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