A successor to the famed 720S, the McLaren 750S is a supercar that was launched in India in January 2024. It is available in Coupe and Spider versions. The 750S rivals include the Ferrari 296 GTB, Aston Martin Vantage and Lamborghini Temerario. The ex showroom price of the McLaren 750S in India starts at ₹5.90 crore.

Where several modern supercars are either fully electric or employ some form of electrical assistance, the McLaren 750S uses a traditional petrol engine that drives the rear wheels only. It is built on the British brand’s Carbon Fibre Monocage II architecture. McLaren offers customers a wide range of personalisation options that enhance the sense of exclusivity.

Key Highlights of McLaren 750S

• 750S is positioned above the Artura in McLaren’s lineup.
• The 750S has a drooped nose, fighter jet-like glass canopy, contemporary lighting with thin LED taillights, centre mounted exhaust, and an active rear wing.
• McLaren 750S exterior features carbon ceramic brakes, front and rear luggage space, and two tone colour options with carbon fibre trim.
• The 750S Spider has a retractable roof that opens or closes in 11 seconds.
• McLaren 750S interior has sporty bucket seats along with alcantara, carbon fibre and aluminium trim.
• The McLaren 750S gets launch control, adaptive dampers, and 3 drive modes.
• McLaren 750S features power adjustable steering column, paddle shifters, 8 inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay, wireless charging, front suspension lift, and 360 degree camera.
• The 750S Coupe and Spider are both powered by a V8, Twin-Turbocharged and use a Dual-Clutch Auto.

McLaren 750S design and interior

An evolution over the 720S, the design of the McLaren 750S maintains the previous model's overall silhouette and sporty stance. It does, however, ramp up the visual aggression by integrating exposed and hidden air vents and sharper lines throughout the bodywork. The sleekness comes from contemporary-looking LED elements, gently flared rear haunches, an electronically controlled rear wing, centre-mounted exhaust, plus a fighter jet-like glass canopy.

The modern and heavily driver-oriented interior of the McLaren 750S features carbon-fibre bucket seats with aggressive side bolsters, large shift paddles placed behind an Alcantara-clad steering wheel, plus a digital instrument cluster flanked by dual twist-style switches. There is a vertically-oriented touchscreen with Apple CarPlay, two-zone climate control, LED ambient lighting, wireless charging, and three drive modes.