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    Mclaren to introduce 650S at the Geneva Motor Show

    McLaren Automotive will reveal at the 84th International Geneva Motor Show the latest addition to its range of groundbreaking supercars - the McLaren 650S.

    Vidyadhar
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    Published On Feb 13, 2014 10:34 IST
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    Designed and developed to offer the enthusiast driver the ultimate in luxury, engagement and excitement, as well as dramatic yet beautiful styling, the McLaren 650S is the result of 50 years of competing, and winning, at the highest levels of motorsport.  It takes learnings from both the 12C as well as the sell-out McLaren P1™ and will be positioned between the two on McLaren Automotive’s supercar grid.

    At the moment, Mclaren has the MP4-12C Coupe and the Spyder versions available in the market. The 650S will be the third product from the Woking-based motorsports manufacturer. Mclaren Automotive and the Formula 1 team work in tandem and we will always see some Formula 1 connect on all the Mclaren road cars. We expect the same from the 650S.

    Mclaren has already entered the Chinese and Thai markets and the company is looking for expansion. India is another market that the British-manufacturer will be targeting, but sometime in 2015 or maybe a year later. Mclaren isn’t just expanding its production capacity, but also reaching out to more markets with more products.

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