The auto industry's exotic brands are reimagining their model lineups as they look toward an emissions-free future.
The luxury and racing brands, which have relied on powerful and gas-guzzling combustion engines to build their high- performance reputations, can't resist the gravitational pull of electrification in a new environmentally conscious era.
British marque McLaren is on the path to a fully electrified portfolio by 2026, with its first EV expected by the end of the decade.
In November, McLaren will kick off deliveries of a new plug-in hybrid model — the Artura, a $229,500-plus hypercar.