The new 720S Spider was unveiled in Hong Kong for the first time last Friday, the most accomplished convertible history. The 720S Spider is the latest addition in the Super Series family, serving as the second new model under the ambitious Track25 business plan.
Like all McLaren cars, the new 720S Spider has a carbon fibre structure at its core, in this case a Monocage II-S. The strength, rigidity and light weight of the McLaren Monocage is the foundation for the dynamic excellence for which McLarens are renowned. The design details of the new McLaren Spider mimic the seamless and organic forms introduced in 2017 with the 720S Coupé.
Combined to maximise downforce, minimise drag, enhance powertrain cooling and optimise aerodynamic performance, the shape produces an overall appearance akin to a futuristic sculpture, formed by the air that flows over, under, around and through it. A new, electrically actuated Retractable Hard Top (RHT) is seamlessly integrated into the design, as well as new buttresses. The powerfully innovative 720S Spider delivers in all supercar aspects; and as the lightest vehicle in the series, it offers an unparalleled blend of extreme performance, crafted luxury, driver involvement and daily usability. Priced at HKD 4,800,000, the 720S Spider is a force to be reckoned with on the roads.
The new McLaren Automotive showroom, in partnership with Adamas Motors, officially opened at the Hopewell Centre in Wan Chai last Friday. One of McLaren’s largest flagship showrooms in the Asia-Pacific region, the ultramodern venue reflects McLaren’s corporate identity whilst echoing the brand’s courageous approach to innovation. Known for its limitless supercar customisation, the new McLaren showroom features a range of interactive, intuitive design elements that allow guests to explore and engage with the brand’s visionary supercar concepts first-hand.
