Since the McLaren P1′s official debut at the Geneva Auto Show, American supercar fans have been clamoring to get a taste of the F1-bred plug-in hybrid, which will make its US debut at this year’s Pebble Beach Concours D’elegance. 

Hybrid technology is improving at an impressive rate and is continuing to find its way into more and more vehicles. A significant number of new and exciting hybrids are coming to market this year and early next. No, these aren’t all Prius wannabes. There are some interesting cars on the way, like the ultra efficient…

The roughly $1.3 million McLaren P1 is selling fast, with only 100 units out of a total 375 units still available for purchase. 

Before the McLaren P1 is ready to be delivered to just 375 customers, it has to be extensively tested, and today the brand released a video showing off the car testing at the Arctic Circle. 

McLaren is heading to this year’s Goodwood Festival of Speed with a selection of legendary models from the automaker’s heritage collection along with race- and championship-winning models.

Prior to the McLaren P1′s production debut at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show, several photos of the exotic was released when it visited the Bahrain International Circuit.

McLaren is introducing a new interactive experience for computers and tablets, and as part of the announcement the brand released a teaser video of the P1 supercar.

If a shiny new $240,000 McLaren MP4-12C is a little out of your price range, perhaps you should consider buying used?

McLaren has just debuted the production P1 supercar, and rumors are already brewing that the British automaker’s next model will be a more affordable, more practical one slotted below the MP4-12C.

Racing a snowboarder down a mountain is probably not a common occurrence, but it sure makes for some great video footage, proven by a McLaren 12C Spider piloted by Rhys Millen and pro-snowboarder Chanelle Sladics.

At home on the track or cruising the coastline, McLaren has found yet another fun location to pilot its MP4-12C – the snow and ice.

 Fresh from its unveiling at the Geneva Motor Show, McLaren has moved from showcasing the new P1′s design, to it’s performance.

The all-electric racing series, Formula E, is finalizing it’s inaugural 2014 season with 8 cities chosen to host races, including L.A. and Miami.

Each year the Geneva Motor Show is known for its debuts of exotic sports cars from iconic Italian brands to ones you’ve never heard of (and probably never will again). But this year will be one for the record books.

This year’s Geneva Motor Show was a feast for supercar fans, with Lamborghini, Ferrari and McLaren all showing off new top-dog vehicles. British supercar maker McLaren showed off the new P1, a car that will replace the iconic and legendary McLaren F1.

After a full season of racing in Europe, the McLaren 12C GT3 race car has now been approved to race in the Pirelli World Challenge series, that runs here in North America. 

Is there anything more amazing on display at this year’s Geneva Motor Show than the new McLaren P1 supercar? Maybe. And that car might just be another McLaren: the iconic F1.

The McLaren P1 sat uncovered in production form today on the eve of the 2013 Geneva Motor Show beside the legendary F1 it supplants.

McLaren Automotive is planning to showcase not one, but two supercars at the Geneva Motor Show next week. And while the second car is far from new, it’s also incredibly cool.

Few car companies are committed to all-out performance quite like McLaren. The boutique British brand is probably best known for its outrageous F1 supercar that set speed records in the 1990s. But the company is far from a one-hit wonder. Over the last decade and a half they’ve been active in racing, worked with other…