McLaren has built a fully electric supercar, however, the production version is still some time off.
McLaren engineering design director Dan Parry-Williams said “Weโve got a pure EV mule and part of the reason for that is to ask how we can deliver driver engagement in a fully electric world. But thereโs still quite a journey from here to there in terms of our products”
McLaren announced earlier this year that it was investing over $1.5 billion across the next six-years on 15 new models.
The engineer didnโt suggest when the British supercar maker would deliver this fully electric vehicle, but its Track22 plan will see at least 50 per cent of McLarenโs 2022 range are powered by hybrid drivetrains.
