
McLaren is taking a short break from the announcements regarding the production P1 hypercar with the publication of a fresh photo gallery of the design study that was displayed for the first time at last year's Paris auto show.
Following the Middle East debut of the concept in Bahrain in January, and just before its arrival in the United Arab Emirates this week, McLaren hired professional photographer George Williams for an exclusive shoot of the P1 at the Bahrain International Circuit.
McLaren Automotive Regional Director for the Middle East & Africa, Mark Harrison, commented:
“After a successful launch in Bahrain, we are very excited to be bringing the McLaren P1 to the United Arab Emirates, where our retail partner, Al Habtoor Motors, has confirmed huge interest in this unique car. This year marks our 50th year anniversary, so it is apt that we are gearing up to launch a car that we feel will redefine the parameters for performance, on both circuit and road. This is why we have released these unique and stunning images, taken at the BIC, a location absolutely fitting for this supercar. ”
We still have about three weeks of waiting time for the world premiere of the production model at the Geneva International Auto Show in early March, but we can tell you that the differences over the concept will be limited to some new details such as the vents on the front bumper, and the tighter mesh grille at the rear end of the car.
Photo Credits: McLaren / GFWilliams
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10 Comments:
The P1 is one wicked automobile.
Looks like it came from mars
i was just about to say that, it looks so unreal!
Call me retro,but the F1 was way superior in my book.
sure, who else will buy it excepth the arabs
looks like a frog
X1 concept was much better
George Williams outdid himself on this shoot!
It looks like an elefant sat on the back.
The more I look at it ... i feel they were inspired by skeletal and organic shapes..very futuristic.. you can only drive this car listening to Trance music....
I would have to disagree... the P1 looks forward not back backward for inspiration...
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