McLaren has unveiled the ultra-exclusive MCL38 Celebration Edition supercars, marking its ninth Formula One Constructors’ Championship victory.
Limited to just 18 units - nine Artura and nine 750S - these models feature bespoke design elements inspired by the 2024 championship-winning MCL38 F1 car.
Exclusive F1-inspired design
The MCL38 Celebration Edition models, developed by McLaren Special Operations, boast a striking livery in the brand’s signature Papaya Orange and Anthracite.
Each car proudly displays a ‘Nine-Star’ logo and a Champions’ Laurel emblem, celebrating McLaren’s dominant 2024 season.
Additional custom accents include a chevron colour transition, a bonnet stripe, and papaya brake callipers.
Unique features
Each of the 18 limited-edition cars features a dedication plaque incorporating genuine carbon fibre from the 2024 MCL38 Formula One car, making them true collector’s items.
The interior carries exclusive touches, including visual carbon fibre extended sill covers signed by McLaren F1 drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
The headrests are embroidered with the Champions’ Laurel, while a bespoke track record plaque in the bonnet storage area lists the MCL38’s pole positions, victories and fastest laps from the season.
Performance DNA
The Artura MCL38 Celebration Edition is powered by a 3.0-litre V6 hybrid powertrain, while the 750S houses a 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8.
Both models feature McLaren’s lightweight carbon fibre monocoque chassis, with the 750S further benefiting from an active rear wing and McLaren's Proactive Chassis Control III suspension for enhanced aerodynamics and track performance.
McLaren CEO Michael Leiters highlighted the significance of these special editions, stating: “The achievements of Zak Brown, Andrea Stella, Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri and the entire McLaren Racing team in winning the Formula One Constructors’ Championship are beyond inspirational - what better way to mark this than with an ultra-exclusive Celebration Edition of our award-winning Artura and 750S.”
