The McLaren F1 redefined the very concept of the supercar when it was launched in 1993. Its spiritual successor, the P1‚Ñ¢, would do the same 20 years later.

Even two decades after it first appeared, the McLaren F1 still looks ahead of its time. It combined extraordinary speed with everyday usability in a way that no other contemporary supercar could. The McLaren P1‚Ñ¢ is every inch its rightful successor.

While headline writers loved the fact that the McLaren F1 was the fastest production car in the world - setting a record of 240.1mph - its greatest legacy was its technical innovation. It was the first road car to be built around a carbon fibre tub, a technology pioneered by McLaren in Formula 1, and one that lies at the heart of all of our current models.

The best-looking cars are the ones with real substance as well as style. The P1‚Ñ¢ is a stunning piece of automotive design, but you won't find any needless ornaments or frivolous styling features on it. Every surface has been designed to work, every part given the same aerodynamic consideration as if it was part of an aircraft or a Formula 1‚Ñ¢ car.