
The British luxury car manufacturer McLaren has unveiled its exclusive 750S Le Mans globally. The limited edition McLaren 750S Le Mans is limited to only 50 units and is built specifically to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the brand’s winning debut at the 24 hours of Le Mans in 1995 with its iconic McLaren F1 GTR.*

The 2025 McLaren 750s Le Mans can also be considered the successor of the 720S Le Mans, which the brand revealed to celebrate the 25th anniversary of its historic win. Like its predecessor, the all-new 750S Le Mans will be available in only 50 units.
One of the major highlights of the exclusive edition supercar compared to the standard version of the McLaren 750S is its High Downforce Kit from McLaren Special Operations. The all-new 750S Le Mans comes in Le Mans Grey or McLaren Orange exterior color options and has Carbon Black with Dove Grey or Carbon Black with McLaren Orange interior color theme.
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The High Downforce Kit comprises a new front bumper with an enlarged carbon fiber front splitter in gloss black, a raised carbon fiber active aero spoiler, and a splitter in body-colored carbon fiber with gloss black louvers. These enhancements offer a 10% increase in aero performance compared to the standard McLaren 750S.

The British luxury car manufacturer also offers visual upgrades in this new iteration of the Le Mans-themed supercar. Some noticeable highlights include 5-spoke Le Mans wheels with a stealth finish, wheel center caps in red or blue color, a titanium exhaust finish, and a carbon fiber roof scoop.
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For the interior, the McLaren 750S limited edition gets a stripped-out look with a roll cage. It gets bucket seats with fully upholstered or exposed carbon fiber panels. The brand has offered LM logos, as do the floor mats in both options. A plaque celebrating the 1995 Le Mans win is also inside the cabin.
The McLaren 750S Le Mans edition gets a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged engine as available in standard models. The unit produces 740 bhp of power output and 800 Nm of torque, sending power to the rear wheels using a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission. This powertrain setup allows the 750S to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.8 seconds and achieve a top speed of 332 km/h.
To make this Le Mans edition even more exclusive, the automaker offers a range of extra accessories and customizations, including HDK and underbody packs, rear spoiler, and gold brake calipers with the red McLaren logo.

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