2025 McLaren 750S

The 2025 McLaren 750S enters the new model year with minimal changes.
The lightweight supercar doesn’t change mechanically but does add new customization options through McLaren’s Special Operations division.

McLaren is also celebrating its connection to racing by switching the start/stop button to the famous Papaya orangeIt’s been three years since McLaren stopped making the exciting 720S and launched the 750S. As this sleek sports car enters its second year, McLaren is sticking with what works and making only minor updates.

The big news for the 2025 model year is the boost in customization options. For those spending over $320,000, McLaren’s Special Operations team is now offering more ways to personalize the 750S, making it even more special. When ordering the 750S, you can choose from 12 stylish pre-configured content packs or get creative with custom options if you’re up for it. The first contrast pack opens up a rainbow of paint options like Volcano Red, Tokyo Pearl, and Alaskan Diamond White, with matching or contrasting brake calipers and mirror colors to match.

The second pack lets you jazz up the interior with a full Alcantara cabin and vibrant accents, including unique motifs for the headrests. It’s all about making your 750S truly your own!

The 750S is getting a few cool updates. You can now opt for Stealth badging, which turns the McLaren logos and center caps black, adding a sleek, stealthy look. New body-color carbon-fiber front fenders and glossy carbon-fiber louvers are also available. And there’s a fresh Papaya Orange start/stop button to add a pop of color to the cockpit. Under the hood, the 750S remains as thrilling as ever. Its twin-turbo V-8 engine delivers 740 horsepower and 590 lb-ft of torque, powering the rear wheels through a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic. We haven’t tested it yet, but we expect it to rocket from 0 to 60 mph in about 2.5 seconds.