McLaren has revealed a sneak peek of its upcoming Grand Tourer ahead of its full reveal in May.
First announced at the Geneva motor show, the softer McLaren pictured here will be put through its paces on a number of long-distance drives before launch, including a 1600km run from Barcelona, Spain to McLaren HQ in Woking, UK.
McLaren has revealed more details of its upcoming BP23 Speedtail hypercar, which will serve as both the replacement for its P1 model, as well as the spiritual successor to the legendary F1.
McLaren Automotive CEO, Mike Flewitt, told Top Gear magazine the Speedtail would produce "more than” 735kW through the use of “a slightly different hybrid application” to the brand's previous P1 flagship.
