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Rumors indicate that McLaren is moving forward with a new flagship that will carry the mantle after the P1. According to industry reports, the project has reached a stage where manufacturing plans are being finalized and the development path is being aligned with the brand’s performance philosophy. (Source: Motor1)

The project, internally referred to as P18, is described as a high‑performance hypercar that combines a traditional gasoline engine with an electric motor. The combined output is expected to approach the 1000 horsepower mark, underscoring McLaren’s commitment to electrified acceleration without compromising raw driving excitement. Details also point to advanced manufacturing techniques, including components produced via 3D printing for selected suspension parts. (Source: Motor1)

Among the standout design features are an active rear aero system and other aerodynamic elements inspired by Formula 1 technology. In a nod to modern hypercar aesthetics, the model is also said to incorporate gull‑wing doors, with the opening mechanism linked to the car’s structural roof sections, creating a dramatic silhouette when opened. (Source: Motor1)

Market expectations place the start of production for the McLaren P1 successor toward the tail end of 2024, aligning with the typical cadence for high‑end, low‑volume performance machines from the brand. (Source: Motor1)

Earlier reports have noted related activity in the supercar segment, including Ferrari’s introduction of a new model honoring a historic victory in Hungary, signaling continued renewal and competition among premium European automakers. (Source: Motor1)