McLaren is reversing course and will now produce a performance SUV, marking a significant shift from previous statements dismissing the segment. This move signals an attempt to capture sales in the lucrative luxury SUV market, where competitors like Porsche and Lamborghini have found considerable success. The new model, expected to utilize hybrid technology, won't be electric—at least for now—reflecting a customer-led approach to future electrification.
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