Realizing that the McLaren P1 was launched in 2013 and that was 11 years ago. I still remember when the P1 was the pinnacle of automotive performance. The hypercar’s hybrid powertrain and active aero felt space-age at the time,

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a name. On Friday, McLaren announced the name of the secret new hypercar set to debut in a little more than a week: come October 6th, we'll be meeting the McLaren W1.

McLaren on Wednesday released a video to social media listing the attributes of its cars whose names end with the number “1,” i.e. the F1 and P1. The video concludes with the date Oct. 6 on display, suggesting that this is when the P1 successor will be revealed.

The McLaren W1 will make its debut come 6 October 2024, marking the 50th anniversary of the firm's first Formula One Constructors' World Championship win.

On 6 October McLaren will pull the covers off the successor to the P1, which will be the ‘best looking, sounding, performing’ McLaren road car possible, according to the firm’s CEO Zak Brown. Being the son of P1 and grandson of F1, the new car couldn’t have bigger shoes to fill.

A decade on from the P1, pictured above, McLaren is preparing to announce a successor to its first hybrid hypercar. The British supercar maker published a teaser video this week (25 September) asking “what makes a ‘1’ car?

Hard as it may be to believe — in part because the automaker continues to find ways to celebrate it — it's been almost nine years since production wrapped on the McLaren P1 hypercar. It certainly doesn't hurt that the P1 is as exotic and thrilling as it was a decade ago,

McLaren will reveal the next model in its Ultimate Series of hypercars on 6 October, just over a decade after the P1 arrived as the successor to the iconic F1. A video published by the company features those two hallowed hypercars and reveals that “the next benchmark” is inbound.

McLaren has yet to confirm the name of its new flagship, which is currently codenamed P18. The long-awaited successor to the McLaren P1 appears set to launch on October 6, and to live up to its iconic predecessor,

It's been more than a decade since McLaren P1 production began, and it might be time for a successor. McLaren just put up a video about its "1" cars, the F1 and P1, with various employees from the brand talking about what makes them so special.