The McLaren 750S Will Leave Us in 2027, Its Replacement May Be a V6 Hybrid Supercar
The outgoing supercar’s successor is expected to use a hybrid twin-turbo V-6 with about 810 horsepower, McLaren said.
- McLaren Woking officially confirmed that 750S production will end in 2027, with final build slots currently available for purchase.
- Debuting in 2017 with the 720S, the series spanned 10 years of production across four distinct models, including the track-focused 765LT.
- The limited-production 788HS serves as the series finale, featuring 777 horsepower and F1-inspired aerodynamics as an indirect successor to the 765LT.
- Chief commercial officer Henrik Wilhelmsmeyer calls the 750S the "definition of a McLaren supercar," though McLaren has not disclosed the Super Series successor.
- Hearsay suggests a twin-turbo V-6 hybrid replacement is expected for 2028, with reports claiming the new coupe will deliver more than 800 horsepower.
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McLaren has officially confirmed that production of the 750S supercar will end in 2027, marking the end of one of the British manufacturer's most important modern model lines. The company is now accepting final orders for the model. The 750S was developed as a sportier and more driver-focused evolution of the 720S model, introduced in 2017. When it debuted in 2023, around 30 percent of its components were new or updated compared to its predecess…
McLaren will stop the production of the super sports car 750S next year. Last orders are now possible.
British automaker McLaren will end production of the 750S supercar next year, closing a chapter in the model line that dates back to 2017, when the now iconic 720S model was introduced.
The company has already accepted the final orders for a 4.0-litre V8 model with a capacity of 740 horsepower, which has been in production since 2023.
The McLaren 750S Will Leave Us in 2027, Its Replacement May Be a V6 Hybrid Supercar
Woking prepares to bid farewell to the 750S, with production coming to a screeching halt sometime next year. The last build slots are up for grabs now, and what is winding down is bigger than a single model. As you're well aware, the 7xx story kicked off in 2017 with the 720S, complete with a new mid-engine platform. The carbon-tubbed original was the starting point for the limited-run 765LT. Then came the 750S as the replacement fo... (continu…
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