McLaren celebrates ten years since its first LT model

It has been ten years since the first of six McLaren LT models was unveiled, and to commemorate this milestone, the marque will run an anniversary programme of customer engagement and retailer activities in 2025.

The lineage kicked off with the 675LT coupe based on McLaren's series-production 650S supercar that took inspiration from the McLaren F1 GTR 'Longtail', which won its class in the 1997 Le Mans 24 Hours race. The 675LT wasted no time in affirming the modern-day McLaren LT philosophy; drive engagement, track-focused dynamics, minimised weight, optimised aerodynamics, and increased power.

A further five McLaren LT models have followed since, with the 675LT, 600LT, and 765LT all produced in coupe and convertible Spider form. The most recent addition was the 765LT Spider in 2021.

The Celebrate LT initiative is tailored to appeal to a community of McLaren customers that are among the most committed advocates of the McLaren supercar ethos. Exclusive new LT content has been produced using the cars that McLaren retains in its Heritage Fleet, and this will initially be available only to LT owners.

During 2025, customers and fans alike will be invited to participate in activities hosted by McLaren retailers worldwide, such as open days, meet-ups, and exclusive McLaren owner drive events, to mark the decade since the LT lineage's inception.