SOLUS, AERON AND AONIC?
McLaren could in the medium term do without numerical designations for its future models.
According to Carbuzz, which is based on leaked information, the three names registered by McLaren are Solus, Aeron and Aonic, all classified in class No. 12 corresponding to "vehicles and apparatus for locomotion by land, as well as their parts and accessories".
The sub-question that arises is the following: what kind of models does the British brand have in store for us in the future? After its first hybrid supercar, one way forward would be further electrification, possibly not in the form of SUVs, not of the domestic genre, but new sports cars. Wait and see…
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McLaren could in the medium term do without numerical designations for its future models.
According to Carbuzz, which is based on leaked information, the three names registered by McLaren are Solus, Aeron and Aonic, all classified in class No. 12 corresponding to "vehicles and apparatus for locomotion by land, as well as their parts and accessories".
The sub-question that arises is the following: what kind of models does the British brand have in store for us in the future? After its first hybrid supercar, one way forward would be further electrification, possibly not in the form of SUVs, not of the domestic genre, but new sports cars. Wait and see…
McLaren : la fin des chiffres dans le nom des futures supercars ?
McLaren pourrait à moyen terme se passer des appellations à chiffres pour ses futurs modèles.
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